This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Dragged down, spinning
Purely inside a never ending
Eden-captured, confusion
Someone fires a gun
Lonely as a signal
A flare that rises from the
Twilight, glowing, sending
Hope into the world, too late
Youth and beauty fade away, open the book
Open your eyes
Images ending your skin becomes sin
As night falls a game of you gorgeously
Slides into view
Your second skin, second skin
Is burning thin
Someone is dragging you down
In spite of your kicking, screaming
Dragged down, inside a never ending
Eden-captured, confusion
Someone sends an
Image is ending your skin becomes sin
As night falls a game of you gorgeously
Slides into view, a game of you
Purely inside a never ending
Eden-captured, confusion
Someone fires a gun
Lonely as a signal
A flare that rises from the
Twilight, glowing, sending
Hope into the world, too late
Youth and beauty fade away, open the book
Open your eyes
Images ending your skin becomes sin
As night falls a game of you gorgeously
Slides into view
Your second skin, second skin
Is burning thin
Someone is dragging you down
In spite of your kicking, screaming
Dragged down, inside a never ending
Eden-captured, confusion
Someone sends an
Image is ending your skin becomes sin
As night falls a game of you gorgeously
Slides into view, a game of you
Lyrics submitted by shouldve_known
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