This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Welcome to a land
Where no one is free
And no one is brave
With a system so flawed
It can no longer be sustained
The foundation built by our founding fathers
Has gone done in flames
Every word written to protect your rights
Has been buried in their fucking graves
You could have seen this coming
If you would have paid attention
But you just blindly followed
And played their fucking game
You let the propaganda poison your mind
Now you're just a slave
A number without a name
You're all cowards
You'll do whatever they say
You think they'll keep you safe
You're all cowards
We'll see how safe you are when you wake up in chains
Who will you follow?
Who will you follow now?
It's time to break the chains
We cannot live this way
We have to break the chains
It's time to break the chains
Everything's been falling apart
Right before your eyes
You never cared enough form the start
You believed every single lie
Where is your voice?
Where are your guns?
They've taken everything
Now you have nothing
It's time to man up & stand up for what you know is right
And realize that it's vital that we all stay alive
We are the voice of the people
And it's our choice to be lethal
Against the forces of evil
So freedom will survive
Who will you follow?
Who will you follow now?
Where no one is free
And no one is brave
With a system so flawed
It can no longer be sustained
The foundation built by our founding fathers
Has gone done in flames
Every word written to protect your rights
Has been buried in their fucking graves
You could have seen this coming
If you would have paid attention
But you just blindly followed
And played their fucking game
You let the propaganda poison your mind
Now you're just a slave
A number without a name
You're all cowards
You'll do whatever they say
You think they'll keep you safe
You're all cowards
We'll see how safe you are when you wake up in chains
Who will you follow?
Who will you follow now?
It's time to break the chains
We cannot live this way
We have to break the chains
It's time to break the chains
Everything's been falling apart
Right before your eyes
You never cared enough form the start
You believed every single lie
Where is your voice?
Where are your guns?
They've taken everything
Now you have nothing
It's time to man up & stand up for what you know is right
And realize that it's vital that we all stay alive
We are the voice of the people
And it's our choice to be lethal
Against the forces of evil
So freedom will survive
Who will you follow?
Who will you follow now?
Lyrics submitted by RedneckBarbie
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