This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
I get dizzy with fear
When I need her here
I know I'll drown in her wake when she appears
It's hard, it's hard, it's hard
To keep my mind clear
When all my body wants to do is shake
Before I can keep her away
She's here to ease my pain
Miss sympathy
Stay away from my door
Miss sympathy
I know what you came here for
Don't cry for me
Miss sympathy
I can hear all the others
Calling out to her
And she goes to them just the same
Once they breathe her name
She presses her lips to mine
To apologize
But I'm the one who is sorry now
Miss sympathy
Stay away form my door
Miss sympathy
I know what you came here for
Don't cry for me
Miss sympathy
Say away from my door
Her flowers are fresh
But I'm deep in debt
I've taken too much
And now I regret
That I ever let her in
How can I ever get her out
Miss sympathy
Stay away from my door
Miss sympathy
I know what you came here for
Miss sympathy
Stay away from my door
'cause I don't need anymore
SOND: never been away
How far can we go
And still come back the same
How long is the trail
That will not fade away
Well I don't know if I could ever go back to that place
What we think that we don't need
Is easy to forget
Out of sight and out of mind
And we have no regrets
Well I don't know if I could ever go back to that place
The longings that grew
Disappeared when I saw you
It's like I've never been away
Everything was clear
Like I've never been away
Just like yesterday
I thought you were a drop
In a deep black ocean
Until everything we did
Came flooding back to me
Well I don't know if I could ever go back to that place
Like I've never been away
Some things never change
Like I've never been away
Always stay the same
How far can we got and still return
Over the ask of the bridges we've burned
How far can we got and not forget
How far can we go
Well I don't know if I could ever go back to that place
When I need her here
I know I'll drown in her wake when she appears
It's hard, it's hard, it's hard
To keep my mind clear
When all my body wants to do is shake
Before I can keep her away
She's here to ease my pain
Miss sympathy
Stay away from my door
Miss sympathy
I know what you came here for
Don't cry for me
Miss sympathy
I can hear all the others
Calling out to her
And she goes to them just the same
Once they breathe her name
She presses her lips to mine
To apologize
But I'm the one who is sorry now
Miss sympathy
Stay away form my door
Miss sympathy
I know what you came here for
Don't cry for me
Miss sympathy
Say away from my door
Her flowers are fresh
But I'm deep in debt
I've taken too much
And now I regret
That I ever let her in
How can I ever get her out
Miss sympathy
Stay away from my door
Miss sympathy
I know what you came here for
Miss sympathy
Stay away from my door
'cause I don't need anymore
SOND: never been away
How far can we go
And still come back the same
How long is the trail
That will not fade away
Well I don't know if I could ever go back to that place
What we think that we don't need
Is easy to forget
Out of sight and out of mind
And we have no regrets
Well I don't know if I could ever go back to that place
The longings that grew
Disappeared when I saw you
It's like I've never been away
Everything was clear
Like I've never been away
Just like yesterday
I thought you were a drop
In a deep black ocean
Until everything we did
Came flooding back to me
Well I don't know if I could ever go back to that place
Like I've never been away
Some things never change
Like I've never been away
Always stay the same
How far can we got and still return
Over the ask of the bridges we've burned
How far can we got and not forget
How far can we go
Well I don't know if I could ever go back to that place
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Miss Sympathy Lyrics as written by Michael Roux Brian Leach
Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group
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