This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
(Feels good, it heightens the feeling of power, will to power, power it’s simply not)
To a life, less gleaming
Forgotten is the morning dawn
Learn to read with no degree
Bloody lies and black sun (I’ll tell you why)
In the eyes of God
The sky’s the limit
Proceeding in this darkest way
Glowing back at the end - your halo
You’re bloody righteous
Became a life broken, forever in judgment
Of his righteousness
Absurd Man be afraid
Falling back inane
Over mature
The chair backward falling down
Knives in eyes
Made us feel brave
Fragile
Falling another way
Really brave puts on a grin
On the floor in a pool of blood
On lifeless grin
Back to the bedroom
With a grin
When master knocks down phantoms
Living out miseries
It’s hard to fathom what depth man will go
It’s hard to fathom, hard - talking my god
God gave maggots
God gave maggots
God gave maggots
God gave maggots
Eye sockets feed the faith, no less then back again
Open wound in as much over-silence backwash
God gives maggots
God gives maggots
God gives maggots
In a silent way, back to where they came
Description of a way
Temple’s visit
Ghostly remain
No more room to blame
Now they’re winning
A conservation of life
Prize work
Prize work
Is the undoing
Remains to show the failure of all
(What is happiness? – The feeling that power increases – that a resistance is overcome. Not contentment, but more power.)
Bedroom
Borrowed
Solace
Coyness is the easy road
Describe magic
Creation
(Virtue in the Renaissance style, virth, virtue free of moralic acid. The weak and ill-constituted shall perish: the first principle of our philanthropy.)
Oh Sean, your life became mush
God gift maggots
God gift maggot
God gift maggot
My friend maggot
Life filled maggot
To a life, less gleaming
Forgotten is the morning dawn
Learn to read with no degree
Bloody lies and black sun (I’ll tell you why)
In the eyes of God
The sky’s the limit
Proceeding in this darkest way
Glowing back at the end - your halo
You’re bloody righteous
Became a life broken, forever in judgment
Of his righteousness
Absurd Man be afraid
Falling back inane
Over mature
The chair backward falling down
Knives in eyes
Made us feel brave
Fragile
Falling another way
Really brave puts on a grin
On the floor in a pool of blood
On lifeless grin
Back to the bedroom
With a grin
When master knocks down phantoms
Living out miseries
It’s hard to fathom what depth man will go
It’s hard to fathom, hard - talking my god
God gave maggots
God gave maggots
God gave maggots
God gave maggots
Eye sockets feed the faith, no less then back again
Open wound in as much over-silence backwash
God gives maggots
God gives maggots
God gives maggots
In a silent way, back to where they came
Description of a way
Temple’s visit
Ghostly remain
No more room to blame
Now they’re winning
A conservation of life
Prize work
Prize work
Is the undoing
Remains to show the failure of all
(What is happiness? – The feeling that power increases – that a resistance is overcome. Not contentment, but more power.)
Bedroom
Borrowed
Solace
Coyness is the easy road
Describe magic
Creation
(Virtue in the Renaissance style, virth, virtue free of moralic acid. The weak and ill-constituted shall perish: the first principle of our philanthropy.)
Oh Sean, your life became mush
God gift maggots
God gift maggot
God gift maggot
My friend maggot
Life filled maggot
Lyrics submitted by ButNeverOutgunned, edited by Knackster
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