This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
All the world is rising up like vomit
Filling up my ugly little mouth
There's a sickness deep inside my eyeball
Got to find that tool to cut it out
If there's only one way out
Then tell me now
Lead me through the door
I get sick just laying around
Let me out
I wanna destroy something
I wanna destroy something
I wanna destroy myself
I have fallen deep in love with nothing
Vicious nothing tearing through my brain
Won't you please come and be my escort
Through the dark dark world we have made
Can't you hear it?
Girls and boys, big loud noise
Can't make it stop
Take a look at all you hate
and stay the same
I wanna destroy something
I wanna destroy something
I wanna destroy myself
Filling up my ugly little mouth
There's a sickness deep inside my eyeball
Got to find that tool to cut it out
If there's only one way out
Then tell me now
Lead me through the door
I get sick just laying around
Let me out
I wanna destroy something
I wanna destroy something
I wanna destroy myself
I have fallen deep in love with nothing
Vicious nothing tearing through my brain
Won't you please come and be my escort
Through the dark dark world we have made
Can't you hear it?
Girls and boys, big loud noise
Can't make it stop
Take a look at all you hate
and stay the same
I wanna destroy something
I wanna destroy something
I wanna destroy myself
Lyrics submitted by jhewitt127
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