This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Welcome me to the city of angels
Devil prophets still hold my hand
I walked your stillborn streets for hours
Ethnic echoes spitting out their trials
They tell me I'll, I'll be the first to praise the sun
The first to praise the moon
The first to hold the lone coyote
The last to set it free
Welcome me to a haven given
Oh, it's well received into my open arms
Oh, I, I ran in my sleep through shaking tremors
I had the splitting earth echoing in my ears
I feel that I'll, I'll be the first to praise the sun
The first to praise the moon
The first to hold the lone coyote
The last to set it free
Welcome me to your city of angels
See, there's a devil monkey laying on our backs
Now, tell me, where's the heart, where's the bullet for breaking
Who's gonna give me a weapon
A pacifying weapon
And I need to know, I'll be the first to praise the sun
The first to praise the moon
The first to hold the lone coyote
The last to set it free
Ha, I said I said, welcome me I'll be the first to praise the sun
The first to praise the moon
The first to hold the lone coyote
The last to set it free
I say welcome me
Devil prophets still hold my hand
I walked your stillborn streets for hours
Ethnic echoes spitting out their trials
They tell me I'll, I'll be the first to praise the sun
The first to praise the moon
The first to hold the lone coyote
The last to set it free
Welcome me to a haven given
Oh, it's well received into my open arms
Oh, I, I ran in my sleep through shaking tremors
I had the splitting earth echoing in my ears
I feel that I'll, I'll be the first to praise the sun
The first to praise the moon
The first to hold the lone coyote
The last to set it free
Welcome me to your city of angels
See, there's a devil monkey laying on our backs
Now, tell me, where's the heart, where's the bullet for breaking
Who's gonna give me a weapon
A pacifying weapon
And I need to know, I'll be the first to praise the sun
The first to praise the moon
The first to hold the lone coyote
The last to set it free
Ha, I said I said, welcome me I'll be the first to praise the sun
The first to praise the moon
The first to hold the lone coyote
The last to set it free
I say welcome me
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Welcome Me Lyrics as written by Amy Elizabeth Ray
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