This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
I don't expect my love affairs to last for long
Never fool myself that my dreams will come true.
Being used to trouble, I anticipate it
But all the same I hate it-wouldn't you?
So what happens now?
(Another suitcase in another hall)
So what happens now?
(Take your picture off another wall)
Where am I going to?
(You'll be fine, you always have before)
Where am I going to?
Time and time again I've said that I don't care
That I'm immune to gloom, that I'm hard thorugh and through
But everytime it matters, all my words desert me
So anyone can hurt me, and they do.
So what happens now?
(Another suitcase in another hall)
So what happens now?
(Take your picture off another wall)
Where am I going to?
(You'll be fine, you always have before)
Where am I going to?
Call in three months time and I'll be fine I know
Well maybe not that fine, but I'll survive anyhow
I won't recall the names and faces of this sad occasion
But that's no consolation here and now.
So what happens now?
(Another suitcase in another hall)
So what happens now?
(Take your picture off another wall)
Where am I going to?
(You'll be fine, you always have before)
Where am I going to?
(Don't ask anymore)
Never fool myself that my dreams will come true.
Being used to trouble, I anticipate it
But all the same I hate it-wouldn't you?
So what happens now?
(Another suitcase in another hall)
So what happens now?
(Take your picture off another wall)
Where am I going to?
(You'll be fine, you always have before)
Where am I going to?
Time and time again I've said that I don't care
That I'm immune to gloom, that I'm hard thorugh and through
But everytime it matters, all my words desert me
So anyone can hurt me, and they do.
So what happens now?
(Another suitcase in another hall)
So what happens now?
(Take your picture off another wall)
Where am I going to?
(You'll be fine, you always have before)
Where am I going to?
Call in three months time and I'll be fine I know
Well maybe not that fine, but I'll survive anyhow
I won't recall the names and faces of this sad occasion
But that's no consolation here and now.
So what happens now?
(Another suitcase in another hall)
So what happens now?
(Take your picture off another wall)
Where am I going to?
(You'll be fine, you always have before)
Where am I going to?
(Don't ask anymore)
Lyrics submitted by bunnykins
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