This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Brand new city, brand new lights
Now the kids they don't make fun of you
They all turn the radio on
Turn the radio
Driving cars down the streets
You don't hold the wheel but I trust you
And you just turn the radio on
Turn the radio
This was your dream, kid
You've been working all night long
Feels bittersweet, baby
'Cause you've been working all night
Turn off the radio
Turn off the radio
Turn off the radio
Turn off the radio
All night long you break my heart
Morning comes, never get enough
All night long pulse beating stops
Break my heart, I'll never get enough
You made a name for yourself
All you wanted was a quiet evening with your love during a summer breeze
They got your pride when young
You left the town, true love
But this was your dream, living in a brand new city
All the beauty stripped away once you fell in lust with yourself
Does it matter? What's the point?
I still don't know why I wake up in the morning
Turn off the radio
Turn off the radio
Turn off the radio
Turn off the radio
All night long you break my heart
Morning comes, never get enough
All night long pulse beating stops
Break my heart, I'll never get enough
Sometimes I forget that you exist
It's my defense, gotta hold my back
And you say that's good 'cause I won't feel the pain to my core
Because we're never on the same page
We're never on the same page
We're never on the same page
7 months weren't enough
Turn off the radio
Turn off the radio
Turn off the radio
Turn off the radio
All night long you break my heart
Morning comes, never get enough
All night long pulse beating stops
Break my heart, I'll never get enough
Now the kids they don't make fun of you
They all turn the radio on
Turn the radio
Driving cars down the streets
You don't hold the wheel but I trust you
And you just turn the radio on
Turn the radio
This was your dream, kid
You've been working all night long
Feels bittersweet, baby
'Cause you've been working all night
Turn off the radio
Turn off the radio
Turn off the radio
Turn off the radio
All night long you break my heart
Morning comes, never get enough
All night long pulse beating stops
Break my heart, I'll never get enough
You made a name for yourself
All you wanted was a quiet evening with your love during a summer breeze
They got your pride when young
You left the town, true love
But this was your dream, living in a brand new city
All the beauty stripped away once you fell in lust with yourself
Does it matter? What's the point?
I still don't know why I wake up in the morning
Turn off the radio
Turn off the radio
Turn off the radio
Turn off the radio
All night long you break my heart
Morning comes, never get enough
All night long pulse beating stops
Break my heart, I'll never get enough
Sometimes I forget that you exist
It's my defense, gotta hold my back
And you say that's good 'cause I won't feel the pain to my core
Because we're never on the same page
We're never on the same page
We're never on the same page
7 months weren't enough
Turn off the radio
Turn off the radio
Turn off the radio
Turn off the radio
All night long you break my heart
Morning comes, never get enough
All night long pulse beating stops
Break my heart, I'll never get enough
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