This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
The storm passed overhead
Scratched our world to shreds
Close enough to hold our hair's attention
And turn the air yellow for hours.
Have you ever seen such power?
Have you ever loved enough to destroy your love?
You could never love enough.
Give your soul to us
Give your heart to us
Give your soul to us
Give your heart to us
We spent our darkest days
Howling at the moon
Close enough to see our low condition
And did you wish that we were one?
Have you ever known your maker?
Could you ever lead your son along the mountain tops?
You could never swing that dagger
Give your soul to us
Give your heart to us
Give your soul to us
Give your heart to us
Scratched our world to shreds
Close enough to hold our hair's attention
And turn the air yellow for hours.
Have you ever seen such power?
Have you ever loved enough to destroy your love?
You could never love enough.
Give your soul to us
Give your heart to us
Give your soul to us
Give your heart to us
We spent our darkest days
Howling at the moon
Close enough to see our low condition
And did you wish that we were one?
Have you ever known your maker?
Could you ever lead your son along the mountain tops?
You could never swing that dagger
Give your soul to us
Give your heart to us
Give your soul to us
Give your heart to us
Lyrics submitted by mono.juano, edited by gandly, vertica11
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