This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
And I was stuck in minor chords
I'd been here once before
With environmental echoes
By your baggage on my floor
So get over here
Lets grab ourselves another beer
To drink untill tomorrow to forget that we're still alive.
We're drinking to forget
And it always breathes regrets
As dissolusion faces upon friends that we seldom met
I do believe that my
self-constructed alibi
Is cracking under pressure whilst i'm breaking on the inside
I'm sick of making sure
I'm sick of sitting with my hands strapped and falling on my back
And telling people I know
More than they needed to know
And this song is more, than a self indulgant rant, its closure for the times that have let you down
you know I need you around
Well I'm still here, long overdue, but it seems like coming alive for pastures new
So this ones for the friends
If not so for themselves
and this new lifes directing us
It reminds me in a town
That made us feel at home
We broke our backs on floors of stone
but I'd rather wake there any day
than wake up here alone.
Ba da ba ba ba
Ba da ba ba ba
Ba da ba ba ba
Ba da ba ba ba
Ba da ba ba ba
Ba da ba ba ba
Ba da ba ba ba
Ba da ba ba ba
So this ones for the friends
If not so for themselves
and this new lifes directing us
It reminds me in a town
That made us feel at home
We broke our backs on floors of stone
but I'd rather wake there any day
than wake up here alone.
Ba da ba ba ba
Ba da ba ba ba
Ba da ba ba ba
Ba da ba ba ba
Ba da ba ba ba
Ba da ba ba ba
Ba da ba ba ba
Ba da ba ba ba
I'd been here once before
With environmental echoes
By your baggage on my floor
So get over here
Lets grab ourselves another beer
To drink untill tomorrow to forget that we're still alive.
We're drinking to forget
And it always breathes regrets
As dissolusion faces upon friends that we seldom met
I do believe that my
self-constructed alibi
Is cracking under pressure whilst i'm breaking on the inside
I'm sick of making sure
I'm sick of sitting with my hands strapped and falling on my back
And telling people I know
More than they needed to know
And this song is more, than a self indulgant rant, its closure for the times that have let you down
you know I need you around
Well I'm still here, long overdue, but it seems like coming alive for pastures new
So this ones for the friends
If not so for themselves
and this new lifes directing us
It reminds me in a town
That made us feel at home
We broke our backs on floors of stone
but I'd rather wake there any day
than wake up here alone.
Ba da ba ba ba
Ba da ba ba ba
Ba da ba ba ba
Ba da ba ba ba
Ba da ba ba ba
Ba da ba ba ba
Ba da ba ba ba
Ba da ba ba ba
So this ones for the friends
If not so for themselves
and this new lifes directing us
It reminds me in a town
That made us feel at home
We broke our backs on floors of stone
but I'd rather wake there any day
than wake up here alone.
Ba da ba ba ba
Ba da ba ba ba
Ba da ba ba ba
Ba da ba ba ba
Ba da ba ba ba
Ba da ba ba ba
Ba da ba ba ba
Ba da ba ba ba
Lyrics submitted by molko_rules
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I love this song. its beautiful!
lyrics are wrong. grr. but still.
pure amazing liike. love this band. :)
I love this song, though some of the lyrics are wrong. eve
these lyrics are the lyrics to part 1.
i miss the bah-bah-bah's. i have a low-quality version with them, and then i got the cd, and they were gone! but this song is brilliant.
beautiful.
This song is even more amazing live, It's one of my favourites ever! I love Sam! Even though a lot of people say he's all just sticking issues and propoganda in our faces, at least he's actually doing something about it.. unlike everybody else!
Bum this song. It's even more amazing live to be honest, but yeah it's so good!