This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Early light burns my eyes
A minute more the sun will rise
And paint the bright blue sky with yellow gold
I'll be dead asleep by then
Shut up in this box again
Until it's gone
Outside I can hear it
Birds are singing
Bees are buzzing
Sunshine's overhead
I'd be there to see it but I can't get out of bed
Since the day you left the weather always feels this way
One more blue sunny day
Looking for an easy mark
I hit the Denny's after dark
And take a lonely waitress home to drink
She's sincere and halfway through
I find I'm wishing she was you
My blood goes cold
I guess this date is over
Several hours later I'm the only one awake
All these streets are empty it's just me and my mistake
One by one the stars go out this black sky turns to gray
One more blue sunny day (sunny day)
Sometimes I see how long I can wait (I can wait, I can wait)
Tempting disaster by my garden gate
My trembling hands on the cellar door (just a little more, just a little more)
Trying not to think of what it is I'm waiting for
All at once I've had enough
As if I'm made of sterner stuff
I take a breath and open up the door
Dawn breaks hard and falls on me
For just one moment I can see
The pale blue sky
I close my eyes because
The world's so bright and beautiful I have to look away
Braced against the beauty of another perfect day
As I go to pieces and the breeze blows me away
One more blue sunny day (sunny day)
A minute more the sun will rise
And paint the bright blue sky with yellow gold
I'll be dead asleep by then
Shut up in this box again
Until it's gone
Outside I can hear it
Birds are singing
Bees are buzzing
Sunshine's overhead
I'd be there to see it but I can't get out of bed
Since the day you left the weather always feels this way
One more blue sunny day
Looking for an easy mark
I hit the Denny's after dark
And take a lonely waitress home to drink
She's sincere and halfway through
I find I'm wishing she was you
My blood goes cold
I guess this date is over
Several hours later I'm the only one awake
All these streets are empty it's just me and my mistake
One by one the stars go out this black sky turns to gray
One more blue sunny day (sunny day)
Sometimes I see how long I can wait (I can wait, I can wait)
Tempting disaster by my garden gate
My trembling hands on the cellar door (just a little more, just a little more)
Trying not to think of what it is I'm waiting for
All at once I've had enough
As if I'm made of sterner stuff
I take a breath and open up the door
Dawn breaks hard and falls on me
For just one moment I can see
The pale blue sky
I close my eyes because
The world's so bright and beautiful I have to look away
Braced against the beauty of another perfect day
As I go to pieces and the breeze blows me away
One more blue sunny day (sunny day)
Lyrics submitted by indigoat
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