This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
passing over break of day
breaking away
conscience taking a holiday
wasting away
my mind opens only once to the landscape
then crawls back into its cave
bound by the urgency of escaping dreams
that won't let me wake
that i can't escape
falling out of sync again
and there's no end
crashing like a ton of bricks again
and still there's no end
my mind opens only once to the landscape
then crawls out of its cave
bound by the urgency of escaping dreams
that keep me awake
that i can't escape
i'm sleepwaking
i'm sleepwaking
i'm asleep all my life
waking
i'm asleep all my life
waking
awaken
breaking away
conscience taking a holiday
wasting away
my mind opens only once to the landscape
then crawls back into its cave
bound by the urgency of escaping dreams
that won't let me wake
that i can't escape
falling out of sync again
and there's no end
crashing like a ton of bricks again
and still there's no end
my mind opens only once to the landscape
then crawls out of its cave
bound by the urgency of escaping dreams
that keep me awake
that i can't escape
i'm sleepwaking
i'm sleepwaking
i'm asleep all my life
waking
i'm asleep all my life
waking
awaken
Lyrics submitted by gh0570fchurch
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