This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Sometimes the void's not satisfied
When something deep inside me's died
Beliefs are nothing but restraints
Between my sins I am a saint
And when I'm looking down on
Apologies are not the truth
There's nothing left for me to hide
somethings the flaws are pre-designed
Sometimes I bleed
Sometimes I hurt
Sometimes I need someone
There's nothing left for me but pain
Despite distractions I have made
No matter where I try to run
The healing only just begun
It beats the shit out of my soul
The way you've trampled and controlled
I'd put it all up on someone else
But I can only blame myself
Sometimes I bleed
Sometimes I hurt
Sometimes I need someone
To lay down
And take the blame
For me for you
The lies and the truth
I've been followed and I've been led
But I never believed a word you said
You gotta bleed to learn
Mistakes I have earned
Well, I stand alone dethroned
And broken for a while
Your sins are revealed through
The cracks in your smile
The infection has only shown
In tidal waves of pain
Inspired for the wrong reasons
I destroy this conscience with another high
Don't expect a reaction or a desperate reply
To the lies you taught me
And the innocence torn
Watch me suffer, suffer
Crushed lower then before
Wait
There
For you
To call
And say hello
But wait
No
I've been followed and I've been led
I've got a million things going through my head
I gotta learn to bleed the hate that it breeds
When something deep inside me's died
Beliefs are nothing but restraints
Between my sins I am a saint
And when I'm looking down on
Apologies are not the truth
There's nothing left for me to hide
somethings the flaws are pre-designed
Sometimes I bleed
Sometimes I hurt
Sometimes I need someone
There's nothing left for me but pain
Despite distractions I have made
No matter where I try to run
The healing only just begun
It beats the shit out of my soul
The way you've trampled and controlled
I'd put it all up on someone else
But I can only blame myself
Sometimes I bleed
Sometimes I hurt
Sometimes I need someone
To lay down
And take the blame
For me for you
The lies and the truth
I've been followed and I've been led
But I never believed a word you said
You gotta bleed to learn
Mistakes I have earned
Well, I stand alone dethroned
And broken for a while
Your sins are revealed through
The cracks in your smile
The infection has only shown
In tidal waves of pain
Inspired for the wrong reasons
I destroy this conscience with another high
Don't expect a reaction or a desperate reply
To the lies you taught me
And the innocence torn
Watch me suffer, suffer
Crushed lower then before
Wait
There
For you
To call
And say hello
But wait
No
I've been followed and I've been led
I've got a million things going through my head
I gotta learn to bleed the hate that it breeds
Lyrics submitted by shinzon
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