This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Kid, don't lose your cool it's still too soon
To have to choose a brighter doom
It's hard to believe but I can see
How there could be so little left to lose
(Cracking open skulls like cans of beans on Christmas Eve)
Momma's not okay, she lights a candle for every day
That you're away
Today could be the one she burns the motherfucker down
Her final act of grace
In a pointless, endless race
Kid, you're under fire, your life is coming down to the wire
Maybe you'll take the captains hand
Carry a ship through burning sands
Cradle your rifle like a man
Momma, she said to wait, she's lost it all
So you've got to stay to make her pay
She knows the fiend upon the throne
It's a goddamn sucker for the stone
Until the day he dies alone
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Succumb
To have to choose a brighter doom
It's hard to believe but I can see
How there could be so little left to lose
(Cracking open skulls like cans of beans on Christmas Eve)
Momma's not okay, she lights a candle for every day
That you're away
Today could be the one she burns the motherfucker down
Her final act of grace
In a pointless, endless race
Kid, you're under fire, your life is coming down to the wire
Maybe you'll take the captains hand
Carry a ship through burning sands
Cradle your rifle like a man
Momma, she said to wait, she's lost it all
So you've got to stay to make her pay
She knows the fiend upon the throne
It's a goddamn sucker for the stone
Until the day he dies alone
Succumb
Succumb
Succumb
Succumb
Succumb
Succumb
Succumb
Succumb
Lyrics submitted by Joshjoss, edited by albooga, Tocamadera, 25cents
Wires Lyrics as written by Maurice Bryan Giles John Bryant Sherman
Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
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Have to agree with albooga, song about the futility of war. “She throws a fiend upon the throne” for me is about electing a ruler, “Sucker for the stone” maybe someone desperate for power and “until he dies alone” as the leader is ousted at the end of the war.
Man, I listened to this in an endless loop for 2 hours. This stuff is the chiz nit. Only Red Fang song I like though..
always reminds me of the story about the lost son in the bible, about a boy who ran from home and eventually succumbed.
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I think its "she knows the fiend upon the throne" not "fiend upon the stones," and "succumb" instead of "so cold."