This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
We wrestle with tomorrow,
till tomorrow's in the past,
We can tear apart whats beautiful,
To prove that nothing lasts,
I have stayed locked behind this door,
To prove there's no way out,
I got lost within the states between,
The question and the doubt,
On an ordinary day,
In an ordinary way,
I have combed the cracks of virtue,
For a place to lay the blame.
I have hated I have lied,
been guilty and denied,
I've dismissed the ones who questioned me,
declaring I am right,
What if I'm wrong
What if I'm wrong
I have built a wall between,
What I believe and what is true
I have sacrificed the love I had,
For power over you,
I have hated those who disagree,
I have walked over the weak,
I have placed the gun within the mouth,
Of those who dare to speak,
On an ordinary day,
In an ordinary way,
I have crushed the minds of children,
With extraordinary shame,
and I have carried on this war,
No one wins an endless fight,
I have claimed that God is guiding me,
and killed to prove I'm right,
What if I'm wrong
What if I'm wrong
What if I'm wrong
What if I'm wrong
Is this soul worth saving at all?
If I lose my wings then surely I must fall.
And God will say, fall insane.
We wrestle with tomorrow,
till tomorrow's in the past,
We can tear apart whats beautiful,
To prove that nothing lasts,
We can stay locked behind the door,
To prove there's no way out,
We go lost ithin the states between,
The question and the doubt,
What if we're wrong
till tomorrow's in the past,
We can tear apart whats beautiful,
To prove that nothing lasts,
I have stayed locked behind this door,
To prove there's no way out,
I got lost within the states between,
The question and the doubt,
On an ordinary day,
In an ordinary way,
I have combed the cracks of virtue,
For a place to lay the blame.
I have hated I have lied,
been guilty and denied,
I've dismissed the ones who questioned me,
declaring I am right,
What if I'm wrong
What if I'm wrong
I have built a wall between,
What I believe and what is true
I have sacrificed the love I had,
For power over you,
I have hated those who disagree,
I have walked over the weak,
I have placed the gun within the mouth,
Of those who dare to speak,
On an ordinary day,
In an ordinary way,
I have crushed the minds of children,
With extraordinary shame,
and I have carried on this war,
No one wins an endless fight,
I have claimed that God is guiding me,
and killed to prove I'm right,
What if I'm wrong
What if I'm wrong
What if I'm wrong
What if I'm wrong
Is this soul worth saving at all?
If I lose my wings then surely I must fall.
And God will say, fall insane.
We wrestle with tomorrow,
till tomorrow's in the past,
We can tear apart whats beautiful,
To prove that nothing lasts,
We can stay locked behind the door,
To prove there's no way out,
We go lost ithin the states between,
The question and the doubt,
What if we're wrong
Lyrics submitted by oscarkev190
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