This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Hey you!
I got something you need
The secret's gonna set you free
And everything you think you know it ain't nothing
The sacred truth from the holy light
The daybreak from the darkest night
When all the wandering souls are Looking for something
I'll say it real slow
(For God's sake now you gotta believe)
What you gotta know
(The wisdom's gonna set you free)
The dawn's early light
(God son the Holy light)
Is starting to show
(Your beacon through the darkest night)
We've all been deceived
(Not now but someday you'll see)
You better believe
(What it is to believe)
But we'll never know
The star, cross and the crescent sign
The reason that we pray at night
When you lose you nerve
You know that you gotta serve someone
A prophet or a sacred cow
You know it doesn't matter now
Pick one of the above, it's better than bowing to no one
I'll say it real slow
(For God's sake now you gotta believe)
What you gotta know
(The wisdom's gonna set you free)
The dawn's early light
(God son the Holy light)
Is starting to show
(Your beacon through the darkest night)
We've all been deceived
(Not now but someday you'll see)
You better believe
(What it is to believe)
But we'll never know
'Cause in the end you'll see it's not really what you believe
The only one sure thing is that life's filled with uncertainty
And then the truth could be that life's just one big joke
But We'll never know
We'll never know
I got something you need
The secret's gonna set you free
And everything you think you know it ain't nothing
The sacred truth from the holy light
The daybreak from the darkest night
When all the wandering souls are Looking for something
I'll say it real slow
(For God's sake now you gotta believe)
What you gotta know
(The wisdom's gonna set you free)
The dawn's early light
(God son the Holy light)
Is starting to show
(Your beacon through the darkest night)
We've all been deceived
(Not now but someday you'll see)
You better believe
(What it is to believe)
But we'll never know
The star, cross and the crescent sign
The reason that we pray at night
When you lose you nerve
You know that you gotta serve someone
A prophet or a sacred cow
You know it doesn't matter now
Pick one of the above, it's better than bowing to no one
I'll say it real slow
(For God's sake now you gotta believe)
What you gotta know
(The wisdom's gonna set you free)
The dawn's early light
(God son the Holy light)
Is starting to show
(Your beacon through the darkest night)
We've all been deceived
(Not now but someday you'll see)
You better believe
(What it is to believe)
But we'll never know
'Cause in the end you'll see it's not really what you believe
The only one sure thing is that life's filled with uncertainty
And then the truth could be that life's just one big joke
But We'll never know
We'll never know
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We'll Never Know Lyrics as written by Fletcher Dragge Byron Mcmackin
Lyrics © BMG Rights Management
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