This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
bright, my little bluesboy
you smile too much
let's see a nice frown
don't touch so much
he made it look fun
what's done is done
I am so stupid
you are so young
and still i'd have to say
that now and then i'd cry to see your smile
still I have no reason
I have no rhyme
i'm out of your time
you're out of town
a difference not in years
but in the distance from a place that I look through
you cried for me twice
and I have hope, but not enough, no not enough
no not so little that
i'd dare to tie the rope
she lied for you twice
she doesn't like me
I understand but
she isn't nice
and I sat by the window
you wrote a story
you think i'm evil
I hope you're wrong
and still i felt a spark
when it's implied that I had been a good thing
once
i'm still dumb
but you're still young, but not enough, no not enough
no not so old that you could
realize what you've done.
Lyrics submitted by zweiundzwei
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I agree with OHcomely.
Like a relationship with a lover.. someone alot younger..
It reminds me of a relationship I had.. The girl was 4 years younger than me, Doesnt seem much but I was 20 she was 16.
I mean I'm sure everyone could relate to it in a way.
but to me an that relationship it goes a bit like this
First verse to me is like she was always smiling happy etc being young.
Second verse Well younger people make things look alot better/easier/cooler Can't change the past it's already done I was an idiot for being with someone so young but I still cared an awful lot for her
Third verse I had no reason to be so nasty to her the age thing was kinda getting to me The difference wasnt just the age.
Fourth verse I had hoipe for the relationship but not enough I didnt see it going very far and I defo wouldnt have tied the rope!
fifth verse Remminds me of her mother. her mum lied to her dad She didnt like me at all, doesnt approve of her little girl going out with an older girl. I understood that but her mum was a witch!
Sixth verse Basically the girl ended up hating me Saying I was "evil" in a sense An I was hoping I wasnt when she said that I was a good thing in her life it made me want to get back... although I knew it was the wrong thing to do
Last verse.. I'm still an idiot for even thinking about gettin back there She's still young not much has changed but shes not old enough to realise that she had hurt me more than I had hurt her