This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
It's silent tonight
I'm trying to wrap my head around
If everything will be alright
And how you didn't have to do it now
And I don't
know how
you managed to sleep with
knowing that you abandoned me at the worst time
but I will
Fight the fight and
keep defying
I'd give up, but I keep trying
To fight the fight,
it's in my wiring
this is how you made me
To fight the fight
and keep on fightin'
I'd give up, but I'd be lying to me
Faith, welcome back
it's been awhile since we hung out
have you come to get me back on track?
you know they didn't have to do this now
But I don't have no
Time to waste for me now
About how they abandoned me at the worst time
So I will
Fight the fight and
Keep defying
I'd give up, but I keep trying
To fight the fight,
It's in my wiring
this is how you made me
To fight the fight
And keep on fightin'
I'd give up, but I'd be lying to me
What would I do now
if you weren't here to pull me out?
What would I do now
If I didn't have my friends?
What would I do now
If you weren't here
And as the trouble chases me
Bring me guidance
Be with me to
Fight the fight and
Keep defying
I'd give up,
but I keep trying
To fight the fight
It's in my wiring
This is how you made me
To fight the fight
And keep on fightin'
I'd give up, but I'd be lying to me
I'd give up, but I'd be lying
So fight the fight and keep defying
I'd give up, but I'd be lying to me
I'd give up, but I'd be lying to me
I'd give up, but I'd be lying to me
I'm trying to wrap my head around
If everything will be alright
And how you didn't have to do it now
And I don't
know how
you managed to sleep with
knowing that you abandoned me at the worst time
but I will
Fight the fight and
keep defying
I'd give up, but I keep trying
To fight the fight,
it's in my wiring
this is how you made me
To fight the fight
and keep on fightin'
I'd give up, but I'd be lying to me
Faith, welcome back
it's been awhile since we hung out
have you come to get me back on track?
you know they didn't have to do this now
But I don't have no
Time to waste for me now
About how they abandoned me at the worst time
So I will
Fight the fight and
Keep defying
I'd give up, but I keep trying
To fight the fight,
It's in my wiring
this is how you made me
To fight the fight
And keep on fightin'
I'd give up, but I'd be lying to me
What would I do now
if you weren't here to pull me out?
What would I do now
If I didn't have my friends?
What would I do now
If you weren't here
And as the trouble chases me
Bring me guidance
Be with me to
Fight the fight and
Keep defying
I'd give up,
but I keep trying
To fight the fight
It's in my wiring
This is how you made me
To fight the fight
And keep on fightin'
I'd give up, but I'd be lying to me
I'd give up, but I'd be lying
So fight the fight and keep defying
I'd give up, but I'd be lying to me
I'd give up, but I'd be lying to me
I'd give up, but I'd be lying to me
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