This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
I will wait patiently
When the world your caught up in fades, come to me
And you know I�m not holding my breathe
But you know how to find me
And you know there�s a knot in my chest
Only you can untie me
When you're ready for love
Cause you know all along
I'm the one that you wanted, baby
All your reasons are wrong,
Now I know why you run
And I'm not leaving
Before I got that your just lost
I used to think that I wasn't enough
When you're ready for love
Cause you know all along
I'm the one that you want, baby
You're safe, safe with me
I hope that I�ve shown you enough to believe
And you know I�m not holding my breath
but you know how to find me
And you know there�s a knot in my chest
and only you can untie me
When you're ready for love
Cause you know all along
I'm the one that you wanted, baby
All your reasons are wrong,
Now I know why you run
And I'm not leaving
Before I got that your just lost
I used to think that I wasn't enough
When you're ready for love
Cause you know all along
I'm the one that you want, baby
Its never too late to put the past away
Its never too late to put the past away
Its never too late to put the past away
It's never too late to quit the masquerade
(until the end)
When you're ready for love
Cause you know all along
I'm the one that you wanted, baby
All your reasons are wrong,
Now I know why you run
And I'm not leaving
Before I got that your just lost
I used to think that I wasn't enough
When you're ready for love
Cause you know all along
I'm the one that you want, baby
When the world your caught up in fades, come to me
And you know I�m not holding my breathe
But you know how to find me
And you know there�s a knot in my chest
Only you can untie me
When you're ready for love
Cause you know all along
I'm the one that you wanted, baby
All your reasons are wrong,
Now I know why you run
And I'm not leaving
Before I got that your just lost
I used to think that I wasn't enough
When you're ready for love
Cause you know all along
I'm the one that you want, baby
You're safe, safe with me
I hope that I�ve shown you enough to believe
And you know I�m not holding my breath
but you know how to find me
And you know there�s a knot in my chest
and only you can untie me
When you're ready for love
Cause you know all along
I'm the one that you wanted, baby
All your reasons are wrong,
Now I know why you run
And I'm not leaving
Before I got that your just lost
I used to think that I wasn't enough
When you're ready for love
Cause you know all along
I'm the one that you want, baby
Its never too late to put the past away
Its never too late to put the past away
Its never too late to put the past away
It's never too late to quit the masquerade
(until the end)
When you're ready for love
Cause you know all along
I'm the one that you wanted, baby
All your reasons are wrong,
Now I know why you run
And I'm not leaving
Before I got that your just lost
I used to think that I wasn't enough
When you're ready for love
Cause you know all along
I'm the one that you want, baby
Lyrics submitted by COMBOily
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This song is incredibly beautiful. To me, this song is about loving someone regardless of other worldly complications. I've been in love with someone for years, and although I've accepted that we'll never be together, there's that part of me that will always still hope ... "you know I'm not holding my breath, but you know where to find me," ... perfect.
Thanks for posting these lyrics, couldn't find them anywhere!!