This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
I see myself in you
In everything you do
And when you’re all alone at night
You know I am by your side
'Cause I’m there too
I see me in your eyes
And I’m tears you cry
And when you fall apart
And I’m dying from a broken heart
I’m there too
I see your footsteps in the sand
As you journey on across this land
But if you should fall on your way
Then I will carry you that day
'Cause I’m there
I’m there too
Yeah I’m there too
I see your face in mine
And I know there’ll come a time
When you will take my hand
And I will understand
That you’re there too
When you will take my hand
And I will understand
That you’re there
You’re there too
In everything you do
And when you’re all alone at night
You know I am by your side
'Cause I’m there too
I see me in your eyes
And I’m tears you cry
And when you fall apart
And I’m dying from a broken heart
I’m there too
I see your footsteps in the sand
As you journey on across this land
But if you should fall on your way
Then I will carry you that day
'Cause I’m there
I’m there too
Yeah I’m there too
I see your face in mine
And I know there’ll come a time
When you will take my hand
And I will understand
That you’re there too
When you will take my hand
And I will understand
That you’re there
You’re there too
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I don't think this song is romantic at all.
I think most likely, it's God talking to humanity/you. Featherstone mentions footprints in the sand, which is a pretty well-known poem about God's love. The speaker of the song is God, and He sees himself in humanities tears and weakness and dark hours, and is always there with them/us.
At the end of the song, God is saying that someday we'll realize He's with us, and in that moment, we're with Him, too. Slash that's when we go to Heaven.
The first time I listened to the lyrics, I saw it as a deceased parent talking to their child. Especially the line "I see myself in you". To me it was the parent saying, I know it's really hard, and you can't see me, but I'm really there.