This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Its a plague, this constant weight, it haunts my thoughts when you're away.
And would it be safe for one to say, that i made your heart smile at the end of the day?
I know my songs were never profound, they were never sincere enough to make your heart sing out.
So where am i wrong, in hoping that i might someday realize where i was all along?
where i was all along
And would it be safe for one to say, that i made your heart smile at the end of the day?
I know my songs were never profound, they were never sincere enough to make your heart sing out.
So where am i wrong, in hoping that i might someday realize where i was all along?
where i was all along
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i love this song. i cant see why no one has commented it yet. its so deep.
this song is truly amazing i love this part: "So where am i wrong, in hoping that i might someday realize where i was all along?"
love the beginning music too. :D
Beautiful song, dearly love it, too bad it's not completely finished. There's portions of the lyrics missing.
all the lyrics; Its a plague, this constant weight, it haunts my thoughts when you're away. And would it be safe for one to say, I made your heart smile at the end of the day?
And what, what was hidden behind your smile? Was it love, or pain in disguise? I know my love never took that away, I know my love was just a plague.
With everyday I pray you'd say I brought you joy in some way. But that's not the case, cause I took it away, I turned your joy into pain. I know my songs were never profound, they were never sincere enough to make your heart sing out. So where am i wrong, in hoping that I might someday realize where I was all along?
where I was all along
and what, what was hidden behind your eyes? was it love, or pain in disguise? I know my love never took that away. I know my love was just a plague.
omg I could cry whit this song
I'm listening to the full thing right now, and I'm in love with it. I think this is one of their more deeper and meaningful songs.
A plague is also a sickness/disease that spreads.
He might think his love was just something that made matters worse in his relationship. I think this might be about him trying to please someone so much, but he thinks it's not enough. Maybe he wants to think of the best, but something happened with their relationship to make it to the point where things can't get fixed, no matter how hard he tried.
He wrote this song about Tara. They dated for like 2 years. She pretty much bailed on him his senior year. She was already graduated. This was one of their first songs, and took a long time to actually finish. He wanted to spend as much time as he needed to make sure it was perfect. So it's not about him "thinking" it wasn't enough. It just wasn't. As much as it sucks, that's how that whole thing worked out. Sooo that's the story behind this...and like every other song of theirs. I know this, because while you're all obsessed with them, I actually know them. Oh and Grant is who I'm referring to by the way.
They give me goosebumps, they're just so good.