This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
I know it's late but I'd like to know
How you wanna play this out
The chemistry that you're letting go
Could've brought a change about
If it suddenly comes back to haunt us
I know I, I did my best
If collectively we here the warnings
We'll be fine, we'll be fine
... hesitation ... be gone
Take the wind out of my sails
A cleaner slate or a blank page
Let the natural come out
How you wanna play this out
The chemistry that you're letting go
Could've brought a change about
If it suddenly comes back to haunt us
I know I, I did my best
If collectively we here the warnings
We'll be fine, we'll be fine
... hesitation ... be gone
Take the wind out of my sails
A cleaner slate or a blank page
Let the natural come out
Lyrics submitted by haikapidge, edited by Liricalby, odetteL
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