This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
They used to tell me you got to choose a side
Now it's four years later, and they beg for advice
Don't trust the critic, he's a cynic, make the call for yourself
This is my ten-step course to not be like everyone else
And I know it's not the easiest route
And I know it leaves you overflowing with doubt
But if you want it, you can have it, hope it's all that you dreamt
'Cause once you got it, forget it, I won't be leaving this
You can't trust everyone you meet
They won't amount to anything
Go tell them, go tell them
It's not as simple as you think
You can't trust everyone you meet
They never meant that much to me
Go tell them, go tell them
It's not as simple as you think
Clenched fists held above me
You will never bring me to my knees
(I said) clenched fists held above me
You will never bring me to my knees
You'll get what you deserve
Now it's four years later, and they beg for advice
Don't trust the critic, he's a cynic, make the call for yourself
This is my ten-step course to not be like everyone else
And I know it's not the easiest route
And I know it leaves you overflowing with doubt
But if you want it, you can have it, hope it's all that you dreamt
'Cause once you got it, forget it, I won't be leaving this
You can't trust everyone you meet
They won't amount to anything
Go tell them, go tell them
It's not as simple as you think
You can't trust everyone you meet
They never meant that much to me
Go tell them, go tell them
It's not as simple as you think
Clenched fists held above me
You will never bring me to my knees
(I said) clenched fists held above me
You will never bring me to my knees
You'll get what you deserve
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You Already Know What You Are Lyrics as written by Jeremy Wade Mckinnon Thomas H. Jr. Denney
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correction-
they used to tell me you got to choose your side now it's four years later and they're back for advice
another correction-
They used to tell me you've got to choose a side Now it's four years later and they beg for advice Don't trust the critic he's a cynic make the call for yourself This is my 10 step course to not be like everyone else
And I know It's not the easiest route And I know It leaves you overflowing with doubt But if you want it you can have it, hope it's all that you dreamt Cuz once you got it, youre gonna get it, I won't be leaving this
You can't trust everyone you meet They won't amount to anything Go tell them, go tell them It's not as simple as you think You can't trust everyone you meet They never meant that much to me Go tell them, go tell them It's not as simple as you think
Clenched fists held above me You will never bring me to my knees I SAID Clenched fists held above me You will never bring me to my knees
You'll get what you deserve
Thanks, guys! I originally just wanted to get something up here so people could get a better idea of what the lyrics were, so thanks!!
what a great post hardcore pop record!
I think its about how people told them they can't be both Hardcore and Pop, but now people are trying to be like them.
i think its "once you got it, you get it, i won't be leaving this
not to sure though but this song is pretty self explanitory like andizzle said people say they can't be hardcore pop but its a genre you can mix two different genres to make your own but later on people try to copy and be just like them or other bands try to be like other bands(if that makes sense) but its about trust to and at the end when they say "you'll get what you deserve" in the end those bands that are trying to copy won't be as popular cause they aren't original they are just trying to copy the popular bands
You get just get everyone you meet
should be
you can't trust everyone you meet
I'm 90% sure
I couldn't find these lyrics ANYWHERE. ha I tried my best, guys.<br /> <br /> thanks for the fixes!<br /> <br /> jeff
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the song is too short =[ hah baout trust and shit XP
the song is too short =[ hah about trust and shit XP