This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Rain hits the windshield
And tires give way
And for a moment
Just a moment ...
And you whisper, you whisper
"It's your anxiety"
Tell me why you're scared
Tell me why you cannot sleep
And I won't do a thing
And shore lines spread out infinite
In four-four time with wasted breath.
Their spinning heads
Don't make a dent in you ...
And you whisper in my ears
"it's your anxiety"
Fearlessly we brave the darkest streets that we know.
Living dead,
We don't heed a word that they say.
Fearsome, though we are...
I still have one on you
And tires give way
And for a moment
Just a moment ...
And you whisper, you whisper
"It's your anxiety"
Tell me why you're scared
Tell me why you cannot sleep
And I won't do a thing
And shore lines spread out infinite
In four-four time with wasted breath.
Their spinning heads
Don't make a dent in you ...
And you whisper in my ears
"it's your anxiety"
Fearlessly we brave the darkest streets that we know.
Living dead,
We don't heed a word that they say.
Fearsome, though we are...
I still have one on you
Lyrics submitted by britishknees
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It's about the way despair feels perfect sometimes.
"Fearlessly we brave the darkest streets that we know. Living dead, We don't heed a word that they say. Fearsome, though we are... I still have one on you"
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