This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
I see her looking but what does she see
Just for this moment I wish I weren't me
'Cause I'm not the future she thought I would be
It's over
I know this feeling I felt it before
All of the signs that she chose to ignore
Didn't she notice my eye on the door
It's over
I could have told her the night that we met
I'd be a love she would learn to regret
I know her soul is so simple and true
But she will forgive what I'm putting her through
Forgiving myself will be harder to do
When it's over
When it's over
It's over
Just for this moment I wish I weren't me
'Cause I'm not the future she thought I would be
It's over
I know this feeling I felt it before
All of the signs that she chose to ignore
Didn't she notice my eye on the door
It's over
I could have told her the night that we met
I'd be a love she would learn to regret
I know her soul is so simple and true
But she will forgive what I'm putting her through
Forgiving myself will be harder to do
When it's over
When it's over
It's over
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It's Over Lyrics as written by Marc Shaiman Matthew Morrison
Lyrics © Wixen Music Publishing, Universal Music Publishing Group
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