This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
So
So long
So long ago
There wasn't anyone out there I thought I needed to know
But no more
When I find the day leave my mind in the evening just as the day before
I saw the window was open
The cool air
I don't know what you saw there
Don't know what you saw in me
Sometimes I want to be enough for you
Don't ask
Know that it's understood
There's not enough of me
I saw that something was broken
I've crossed the line
I'll point you to a better time
A safer place to be
Sometimes I want to be enough for you
Don't ask
Know that it's done no good
Sometimes I want to be enough for you
Don't ask
Know that it's done no good
So long
So long ago
There wasn't anyone out there I thought I needed to know
But no more
When I find the day leave my mind in the evening just as the day before
I saw the window was open
The cool air
I don't know what you saw there
Don't know what you saw in me
Sometimes I want to be enough for you
Don't ask
Know that it's understood
There's not enough of me
I saw that something was broken
I've crossed the line
I'll point you to a better time
A safer place to be
Sometimes I want to be enough for you
Don't ask
Know that it's done no good
Sometimes I want to be enough for you
Don't ask
Know that it's done no good
Lyrics submitted by shewouldnt
Lark Lyrics as written by Erika Spring Forster Heather Anne D'angelo
Lyrics © ROUGH TRADE PUBLISHING, Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.
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aw, thats such a great interpretation. thanks so much for posting this. i agree, this song is sad, yet adorable, as are all Au Revoir Simone songs.
Oh bonefish. That is exactly what this song means to me. It's exactly what is happening to me right now. This song has been on non-stop repeat for the past 2 weeks. Sometimes you just can't be enough.