This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Imagine a world where corruption feeds the hungry
I’m finding that it cannot be done
When all you have left to lose is your family
Do you wait for our sons to control our history?
You said “I’m no stranger. I don’t live in this world alone.”
We all bare the devil on our shoulder
Wishing on paper weights instead of boulders
But these dreams are hard to come by
Wishing with four leaf clovers
We climb in fear, we climb in near
We climb in fear to god
Imagine a world where salvation is only a gift you buy in stores
I’m fiddling that it’s true…oh, no…
When all you gave left to lose is your mystery
Do you wait to become part of the history?
You said, ”Faith is dead, and money can grow on trees.”
Where’s the soul?
Oh, heaven we need you here
Don’t bury this all inside
Just to give it all away
You signed your name in blood
To the devil on your shoulder
I’m finding that it cannot be done
When all you have left to lose is your family
Do you wait for our sons to control our history?
You said “I’m no stranger. I don’t live in this world alone.”
We all bare the devil on our shoulder
Wishing on paper weights instead of boulders
But these dreams are hard to come by
Wishing with four leaf clovers
We climb in fear, we climb in near
We climb in fear to god
Imagine a world where salvation is only a gift you buy in stores
I’m fiddling that it’s true…oh, no…
When all you gave left to lose is your mystery
Do you wait to become part of the history?
You said, ”Faith is dead, and money can grow on trees.”
Where’s the soul?
Oh, heaven we need you here
Don’t bury this all inside
Just to give it all away
You signed your name in blood
To the devil on your shoulder
Lyrics submitted by lemmel
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