This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
The streets are empty tonight and I
I'm taking the long way home
Thinking of all the things you've said
And all the things you've said
Soon the rain starts to fall
Can't see anything at all
Pull the car over, step into the night
This rain hits my face as I cry
It's not fair I don't understand
How it's possible you feel this way
I tried to show you what you mean to me
Just what you mean to me
Hate when the things that I do make you cry
It tears me up inside
What can I do to make this right
This rain hits my face as I
I'm still stuck in that same place
And it's starting all over again
I'm still stuck in that same place
Where I hurt you once again
Breaking the stillness the silence has failed
And my pulse has quickened again
Holding on here by a thread
Please don't leave me here for dead
Overlooking what you need the most
Or is it just too plain to see
These cries of neglect they fill my mind
These cries of neglect they fill my mind
How could I push you aside over little things
That will never suffice
Selfish behavior is practiced so wide
This rain hits my face as I
I'm still stuck in that same place
And it's starting all over again
I'm still stuck in that same place
Where I hurt you once again
Breaking the stillness the silence has failed
And my pulse has quickened again
Holding on here by a thread
Please don't leave me here, don't leave me
Cause it's not enough to say I love you
It's not enough to be willing to die for you
It's not enough to smooth over the things I've done to hurt you
There must be a way
There's only one way
Only one
Breaking the stillness the silences has failed
And my pulse has quickened again
Holding on here by a thread
Please don't leave me here for
Breaking the stillness the silence has failed
And my pulse has quickened again
Holding on here by a thread
Please don't leave me here, don't leave me here
For dead
No don't leave me here
No don't leave me here
I'm taking the long way home
Thinking of all the things you've said
And all the things you've said
Soon the rain starts to fall
Can't see anything at all
Pull the car over, step into the night
This rain hits my face as I cry
It's not fair I don't understand
How it's possible you feel this way
I tried to show you what you mean to me
Just what you mean to me
Hate when the things that I do make you cry
It tears me up inside
What can I do to make this right
This rain hits my face as I
I'm still stuck in that same place
And it's starting all over again
I'm still stuck in that same place
Where I hurt you once again
Breaking the stillness the silence has failed
And my pulse has quickened again
Holding on here by a thread
Please don't leave me here for dead
Overlooking what you need the most
Or is it just too plain to see
These cries of neglect they fill my mind
These cries of neglect they fill my mind
How could I push you aside over little things
That will never suffice
Selfish behavior is practiced so wide
This rain hits my face as I
I'm still stuck in that same place
And it's starting all over again
I'm still stuck in that same place
Where I hurt you once again
Breaking the stillness the silence has failed
And my pulse has quickened again
Holding on here by a thread
Please don't leave me here, don't leave me
Cause it's not enough to say I love you
It's not enough to be willing to die for you
It's not enough to smooth over the things I've done to hurt you
There must be a way
There's only one way
Only one
Breaking the stillness the silences has failed
And my pulse has quickened again
Holding on here by a thread
Please don't leave me here for
Breaking the stillness the silence has failed
And my pulse has quickened again
Holding on here by a thread
Please don't leave me here, don't leave me here
For dead
No don't leave me here
No don't leave me here
Lyrics submitted by Nienna7
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