This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Say your last goodbye
What we were has died
Time to start again
Let the end begin
So alone
Cutting ties
On our own
And there's nothing more to say
As we go our separate ways
Say your last goodbye
Say to me: "The madness is over, it's over"
Say to me: "The madness is over, it's over"
Even though we tried
Leave it all behind
So alone
Cutting ties
On our own
And there's no one left to blame
As we go our separate ways
Say your last goodbye
Say to me: "The madness is over, it's over"
Say to me: "The madness is over, it's over"
And no fantasy
We're ending it all
So out of phase
Both wanting more
No subtleties
We're hitting brick walls
This bitter taste
As we fall
Say to me: "The madness is over, it's over"
Say to me: "The madness, it's over, it's over"
Say to me: "The madness is over, it's over"
What we were has died
Time to start again
Let the end begin
So alone
Cutting ties
On our own
And there's nothing more to say
As we go our separate ways
Say your last goodbye
Say to me: "The madness is over, it's over"
Say to me: "The madness is over, it's over"
Even though we tried
Leave it all behind
So alone
Cutting ties
On our own
And there's no one left to blame
As we go our separate ways
Say your last goodbye
Say to me: "The madness is over, it's over"
Say to me: "The madness is over, it's over"
And no fantasy
We're ending it all
So out of phase
Both wanting more
No subtleties
We're hitting brick walls
This bitter taste
As we fall
Say to me: "The madness is over, it's over"
Say to me: "The madness, it's over, it's over"
Say to me: "The madness is over, it's over"
Lyrics submitted by godscoward
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Correct lyrics, from the CD insert:
Say your last goodbye What we were has died Time to start again Let the end begin
So alone, cutting ties On our own and there's nothing left to say As we go our seperate ways Say your last goodbye
Say to me the madness Is over, it's over Say to me, remind me It's over, it's over
Even though we tried Leave it all behind
So alone, cutting ties On our own, and there's no one left to blame As we go our seperate ways Say your last goodbye
Say to me the madness Is over, it's over Say to me, remind me It's over, it's over
No fantasy, we're ending it all So out of phase, both wanting more No subtleties, we're hitting brick walls This bitter taste, as we fall
Say to me the madness Is over, it's over Say to me, remind me It's over, it's over Say to me the madness Is over, it's over