This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
""Tonight the world is ours. We've got the world in the palm of our hands. Bustas fall down when we're barking commands Atlas ain't got shit on our steez. Kick out the chair and get on your knees. We're not strangers but we'll never be friends. Pray to your god when you're meeting your end. Hope is dead revelations begin. We're not strangers but we'll never be friends. Lift your head look around can't you see? We were born into a world so bleak. We claim this night still standing tall. Casting shadows you indulge concrete. A call to arms we'll bring the revolution. A call to arms pillage eden annihilate man. Going to take every word And shove it down your fucking throat. Break down the walls rebuild society. We've got the world in the palm of our hands. Bustas fall down when we're barking commands. Hope is dead revelations begin. We're not strangers but we'll never be friends. Arise the sun is near. Witness an uprising see our strength. Arise.""
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Reloaded Lyrics as written by Jeffrey Tenney Andrew Glover
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I think its about the Gov't and how it has the power to control the "free people"
"We're not strangers, but we'll never be friends."
I try to portray that message to pretty much anyone who thinks they are my friend.
"Arise, the sun is NEEEAAAAAAAARRRRRRR" Yeah, my heart skips a beat whenever I hear that particular line. I go fangirl over this band. I'm almost ashamed to admit that. alamo!
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this song is so fucking sick wth
This song if fuckking sick. I love WoP. shit.
This Song Amps Up Anyone=]
And I Think The Meaning Is In One Night They Plan On Creating An "Uprising" And Taking Control Back From The Gov't.
This Band Is One Of The Best=]]
holy shit, the first couple lines of lyrics are so fucking bad.
they sound like a bunch of angsty middle-school wiggers. seriously, the vocalist in this band is awful.
It's kinda supposed to be like that. Have you ever seen their video for 'The Impaler.' It's a giant spoof of the multitudes of rap videos that are shot in clubs and shit. I'll admit, I wasn't a fan of the whole 'bro vocals' thing (which is what you're referring to is called) and still could totally live without it, but it's them, and they're fucking epic, and it wouldn't be them without it.
the lyricist* i mean.
-correction "Buses fall down while we're barking demands" Command is dictatorial takeover. Demand is revolution.
witness an uprising
hope is dead revelation is dead
not and, nor revalation I'm a grammar nazi, who wrote this?