This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Falling on
When you feel so close to some resolve
And you write the words you were writing for
But your courage gets dissolved
Into what, I don't know
When you feel that way again
You have to stop your thinking
And think of what you're here for
And let the rest of your feelings go
You've got to find your balance
You've got to realize
You've got to try to find what's right before your eyes
And if you find you've fallen
And all your grace is gone
Just scream for me and I'll be what you're falling on, oh
When you feel so close to some resolve
And you say the things that you're standing for
Don't let your courage get dissolved
Cause it's then that the fear grows
You've got to find your balance
You've got to realize
You've got to try to find what's right before your eyes
And if you find you've fallen
And all your grace is gone
Just scream for me and I'll be what you're falling on, oh
Ohh, woah, woah
Just give me the word and I'll be there
Just tell me the words that I've been living for
Just tell me the things that I'm defending for
It's do or die it's either or
Just give me the word and I will be there
Just give me the word and I will be there
You've got to find your balance
You have to realize
You've got to try to find what's right before your eyes
And if you find you've fallen
And all your grace is gone
Just scream for me and I'll be what you're falling on, oh
You've got to find your balance
You've got to realize
You've got to try to find what's right before your eyes
And if you find you've fallen
And all your grace is gone
Just scream for me and I'll be what you're falling on, ohh
When you feel so close to some resolve
And you write the words you were writing for
But your courage gets dissolved
Into what, I don't know
When you feel that way again
You have to stop your thinking
And think of what you're here for
And let the rest of your feelings go
You've got to find your balance
You've got to realize
You've got to try to find what's right before your eyes
And if you find you've fallen
And all your grace is gone
Just scream for me and I'll be what you're falling on, oh
When you feel so close to some resolve
And you say the things that you're standing for
Don't let your courage get dissolved
Cause it's then that the fear grows
You've got to find your balance
You've got to realize
You've got to try to find what's right before your eyes
And if you find you've fallen
And all your grace is gone
Just scream for me and I'll be what you're falling on, oh
Ohh, woah, woah
Just give me the word and I'll be there
Just tell me the words that I've been living for
Just tell me the things that I'm defending for
It's do or die it's either or
Just give me the word and I will be there
Just give me the word and I will be there
You've got to find your balance
You have to realize
You've got to try to find what's right before your eyes
And if you find you've fallen
And all your grace is gone
Just scream for me and I'll be what you're falling on, oh
You've got to find your balance
You've got to realize
You've got to try to find what's right before your eyes
And if you find you've fallen
And all your grace is gone
Just scream for me and I'll be what you're falling on, ohh
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