This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
I walk the line
Of the disappointed
I celebrate
When I am in pain
My heart and mind
Can be as jointed
I built a bed in this hole I’ve made
I recognize that I am damaged
I sympathize that you are too
I wanna breathe
When I am feeling so self conscience
But it’s hard when the world
Is starring at you
Another piece of the puzzle
That doesn’t fit
You throw your arms up
You’re so damn sick of it
What are you working for?
What are you searching for?
Love
You wont be thinking of cars when
You’re on your death bed and dieing
You’ll only be thinking of
What you were paying for
What you were praying for
Love
You join the line
Of the getting richer
You keep your pace
But it’s moving slow
You are define by all that you are holding
But you are surprised it doesn’t fill up the hole
Another piece of the puzzle
That doesn’t fit
You throw your arms up
You’re so damn sick of it
What are you coping for?
What are you hoping for?
Love
You wont be thinking of cars when
You’re on your death bed and dieing
You’ll only be thinking of
What you were paying for
What you were praying for
Love
I’ll never be what I see on the TV screen
Ill just keeping dreaming of what I am never gonna be
I can’t think of a better way
To waste my time than try
Another piece of the puzzle
That doesn’t fit
You throw your arms up
You’re so damn sick of it
What are you hurting for?
What are you searching for?
Love
You won’t be thinking of cars when
You’re on your death bed and dieing
You’ll only be thinking of
What you were paying for
What you were praying for
Love
You won’t be thinking of cars when
You’re on your death bed and dieing
You’ll only be thinking of
What are you working for?
What are you waiting for?
Lyrics submitted by sickpuppies101
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Can't believe there's no comments here. this is such a good song. "You won’t be thinking of cars when You’re on your death bed and dieing You’ll only be thinking of What are you working for? What are you waiting for?" It's self-explanatory. What are you living for? You're not going to think of that car you want when you're dying, you'll be asking yourself what you did with your life.