This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
See that shelter by the road
That's where I used to go
With my friends, with my friends
But I didn't know
Drinking til we went home
Until we got too cold
Cause in the morning we'd be working
In a shop with clothes
Always wanted to be someone else
Her on the cover, her on the shelf
Really, all I needed was myself
But we did cry over someone
Got drunk and lied to her mom
When we were two worlds away
There we are today
So late feeling like it
Nothing left in the tear proof
Cause you're always two worlds away
There you'll be one day
There you'll be one day
See by that old brick wall
That's where I used to walk
On my way to meet that guy
Who I loved so
And I'd had only been one month
But I swore he was the one
Til I found him on the backstreet
Kissing that friend I lost
Always wanted to be someone else
Her on the cover, her on the shelf
Really, all I needed was myself
But we did cry over someone
Got drunk and lied to her and
When we were two worlds away
There we are today
So late feeling like it
Nothing left in the tear proof
Cause you're always two worlds away
There you'll be one day
There you'll be one day
Befriend ends and end
And love is almost loose
Befriend ends and end
But love is almost loose
But we did cry over someone
Got drunk and lied to her mom
When we were two worlds away
There we are today
So late feeling like it
Nothing left in the tear proof
Cause you're always two worlds away
People change and people grow
Love can heal a broken soul
But you are all you need and all you'll know
Indeed it's never a mistake
To be afraid of what you face
Cause you were always two worlds away
That's where you'll be one day
There you'll be one day
That's where I used to go
With my friends, with my friends
But I didn't know
Drinking til we went home
Until we got too cold
Cause in the morning we'd be working
In a shop with clothes
Always wanted to be someone else
Her on the cover, her on the shelf
Really, all I needed was myself
But we did cry over someone
Got drunk and lied to her mom
When we were two worlds away
There we are today
So late feeling like it
Nothing left in the tear proof
Cause you're always two worlds away
There you'll be one day
There you'll be one day
See by that old brick wall
That's where I used to walk
On my way to meet that guy
Who I loved so
And I'd had only been one month
But I swore he was the one
Til I found him on the backstreet
Kissing that friend I lost
Always wanted to be someone else
Her on the cover, her on the shelf
Really, all I needed was myself
But we did cry over someone
Got drunk and lied to her and
When we were two worlds away
There we are today
So late feeling like it
Nothing left in the tear proof
Cause you're always two worlds away
There you'll be one day
There you'll be one day
Befriend ends and end
And love is almost loose
Befriend ends and end
But love is almost loose
But we did cry over someone
Got drunk and lied to her mom
When we were two worlds away
There we are today
So late feeling like it
Nothing left in the tear proof
Cause you're always two worlds away
People change and people grow
Love can heal a broken soul
But you are all you need and all you'll know
Indeed it's never a mistake
To be afraid of what you face
Cause you were always two worlds away
That's where you'll be one day
There you'll be one day
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