This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Single days are going out the window
I’m looking to the sun above
Time it flies when the world is watching
Lookin’ out for the one I love
And you know the stars won’t wait
Flying softly over clouds of pavement
I am standing on shard of glass
Open arms and a glass to raise me
Let’s get open in the quarry grass
And find out the cost of gas
The land it lasts
Let’s do it fast
It’s getting light
Knowledge leads me to one quick wonder
Stretching out over paths of names
Leaning over to catch a glimpse
Of monsters that shimmer bright with rage
The colours glow with absent names
The task is set
Let’s leave the rest
Let’s do it fast
I’m looking to the sun above
Time it flies when the world is watching
Lookin’ out for the one I love
And you know the stars won’t wait
Flying softly over clouds of pavement
I am standing on shard of glass
Open arms and a glass to raise me
Let’s get open in the quarry grass
And find out the cost of gas
The land it lasts
Let’s do it fast
It’s getting light
Knowledge leads me to one quick wonder
Stretching out over paths of names
Leaning over to catch a glimpse
Of monsters that shimmer bright with rage
The colours glow with absent names
The task is set
Let’s leave the rest
Let’s do it fast
Lyrics submitted by StadiumSoul
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