This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Fly away with me
Three thousand miles
To a place that I
Went to live
In a time that we
Can face the dark
In a time that I
Forgive
British light(?) shines down
A thousand times
Across the bay and the mines
I swam
You lived and loved
In a faraway town
Now we're here for good
So let's live
Hold on to me, baby
Always let me feel
Slip into the water
Fall into the shore
Find diverse in cities(?)
You got me
I will always save you
For holding on
Drive away with me
Through the winding hills
Look across the bay
To the sea
Feel the wind blow
Like times before
Wallow thoughts of wine
With me
Hold on to me, baby
Always let me feel
Slip into the water
Fall into the shore
Find diverse in cities
You got me
I will always save you
For holding on
Three thousand miles
To a place that I
Went to live
In a time that we
Can face the dark
In a time that I
Forgive
British light(?) shines down
A thousand times
Across the bay and the mines
I swam
You lived and loved
In a faraway town
Now we're here for good
So let's live
Hold on to me, baby
Always let me feel
Slip into the water
Fall into the shore
Find diverse in cities(?)
You got me
I will always save you
For holding on
Drive away with me
Through the winding hills
Look across the bay
To the sea
Feel the wind blow
Like times before
Wallow thoughts of wine
With me
Hold on to me, baby
Always let me feel
Slip into the water
Fall into the shore
Find diverse in cities
You got me
I will always save you
For holding on
Lyrics submitted by BleedorBreathe
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