This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Do you believe in the sands of time
To bring it back in reverse, rewind
Yes, I believe in the sands of time
'Cause now they got me feelin' like the world is mine
Is there a need in life for something clearer
A sudden urge to reach beyond the mirror
I'll (be) there when the darkness of the year
I'm sure invades in the place we came to fear
So we were once from a world divine
Now we proceed toward the end of time
As we were once in a place sublime
Now we will see the final tide
Do you believe in the sands of time
To bring it back in reverse, rewind
Yes, I believe in the sands of time
'Cause now they got me feelin' like the world is mine
Or could it be the time for something real
Another one of the forces that we feel
As you destroy the world we safely wield
So we were once from a world divine
Now we proceed toward the end of time
As we were once in a place sublime
Now we will see the final tide
Do you believe in the sands of time
To bring it back in reverse, rewind
Yes, I believe in the sands of time
'Cause now they got me feelin' like the world is mine
Do you believe in the Hand of Time
Do you believe that it makes the things go 'round
With intent to increase the mind no doubt
Waves spread the love throughout
Were we born to make an engine loud
Or were we brought here to die
To bring it back in reverse, rewind
Yes, I believe in the sands of time
'Cause now they got me feelin' like the world is mine
Is there a need in life for something clearer
A sudden urge to reach beyond the mirror
I'll (be) there when the darkness of the year
I'm sure invades in the place we came to fear
So we were once from a world divine
Now we proceed toward the end of time
As we were once in a place sublime
Now we will see the final tide
Do you believe in the sands of time
To bring it back in reverse, rewind
Yes, I believe in the sands of time
'Cause now they got me feelin' like the world is mine
Or could it be the time for something real
Another one of the forces that we feel
As you destroy the world we safely wield
So we were once from a world divine
Now we proceed toward the end of time
As we were once in a place sublime
Now we will see the final tide
Do you believe in the sands of time
To bring it back in reverse, rewind
Yes, I believe in the sands of time
'Cause now they got me feelin' like the world is mine
Do you believe in the Hand of Time
Do you believe that it makes the things go 'round
With intent to increase the mind no doubt
Waves spread the love throughout
Were we born to make an engine loud
Or were we brought here to die
Lyrics submitted by horrorcunt
Time Lyrics as written by David Greenslade
Lyrics © EMI Music Publishing
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