This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Verse 1:
Could You forgive me? I know what I do
It might not get any better, could You just make due?
Cuz I don't have an alibi, I've got no excuses why
I run from You every time You hold out Your hand
But don't draw back Your hand
Chorus:
Hold me close, don't let go, self-destructive as I am
I will always run, while You ask me to stay
Verse 2:
Another sin, another song, another chance to say I'm wrong
But it's so much more than my apology
This is my hand on Your shoulder, I wanna grow closer
But something inside me wants to leave...don't let me leave
Chorus:
Hold me close, don't let go, self-destructive as I am
I will always run, it's just too hard to stay
Could You forgive me? I know what I do
It might not get any better, could You just make due?
Cuz I don't have an alibi, I've got no excuses why
I run from You every time You hold out Your hand
But don't draw back Your hand
Chorus:
Hold me close, don't let go, self-destructive as I am
I will always run, while You ask me to stay
Verse 2:
Another sin, another song, another chance to say I'm wrong
But it's so much more than my apology
This is my hand on Your shoulder, I wanna grow closer
But something inside me wants to leave...don't let me leave
Chorus:
Hold me close, don't let go, self-destructive as I am
I will always run, it's just too hard to stay
Lyrics submitted by rkfanatic101
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