This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
If only I had truthfully seen,
That night will never relive
But you and I could not go and walk away
Just close your eyes
You'll never see me crashing down
I see where we had common doubt
I'd be lonely if you weren't so proud
(=i have seen so many loving faces
They turn back and leave with looks of regret
The road goes and I am finding home in it
you and I should not play those games
The world is coming to an end
It's just the way I see my face
And I could never believe
(now I can see it)
Now I see where things are turning around
And I'd be lonely if you weren't so proud
I have seen so many loving faces
They turn back and leave with looks of regret
The road goes and I am finding home in it
I saw him fly
He's never looked this way
I saw in his eyes
He's never coming down
I have seen so many loving faces
They turn back and leave with looks of regret
The road goes and I am finding home in it
The road goes and I am finding home in it
The road goes and I am finding home in it
And now you're finally home
And I am finding home in it
And now we're finally home
And I am finding home in it
That night will never relive
But you and I could not go and walk away
Just close your eyes
You'll never see me crashing down
I see where we had common doubt
I'd be lonely if you weren't so proud
(=i have seen so many loving faces
They turn back and leave with looks of regret
The road goes and I am finding home in it
you and I should not play those games
The world is coming to an end
It's just the way I see my face
And I could never believe
(now I can see it)
Now I see where things are turning around
And I'd be lonely if you weren't so proud
I have seen so many loving faces
They turn back and leave with looks of regret
The road goes and I am finding home in it
I saw him fly
He's never looked this way
I saw in his eyes
He's never coming down
I have seen so many loving faces
They turn back and leave with looks of regret
The road goes and I am finding home in it
The road goes and I am finding home in it
The road goes and I am finding home in it
And now you're finally home
And I am finding home in it
And now we're finally home
And I am finding home in it
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Finding Home Lyrics as written by Chris Sorenson Beau Burchell
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