This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Shot down
Can’t bear to rot in this town
Right wrong
Tell me on which side do I belong
Code sign
Trapped in a world that was not mine
Held tongue
You speak the words bring me undone
The world is going to fall
Deals done in parking lots
Your call
You’ve gone to far
Cold light signals that search the air by night
Put down to the never ending
Close your eyes and keep pretending
And if you catch it from the side of your eye
Look around the room no one try’s
To deny the second thought
Your innocence can always be bought
The race was never run
The start and the finish line are one
And some will say
It’s just the ending of our way
And at the breaking of the day
You and I must walk the end of long roads
You and I must face this on our own
And the wolves that track the wounded
I never wanted it this way
And some will say
It’s just the ending of our way
You’ve gone to far
Lies
Every word you sold me
Lies
Every thing you told me
Can’t bear to rot in this town
Right wrong
Tell me on which side do I belong
Code sign
Trapped in a world that was not mine
Held tongue
You speak the words bring me undone
The world is going to fall
Deals done in parking lots
Your call
You’ve gone to far
Cold light signals that search the air by night
Put down to the never ending
Close your eyes and keep pretending
And if you catch it from the side of your eye
Look around the room no one try’s
To deny the second thought
Your innocence can always be bought
The race was never run
The start and the finish line are one
And some will say
It’s just the ending of our way
And at the breaking of the day
You and I must walk the end of long roads
You and I must face this on our own
And the wolves that track the wounded
I never wanted it this way
And some will say
It’s just the ending of our way
You’ve gone to far
Lies
Every word you sold me
Lies
Every thing you told me
Lyrics submitted by sokorny
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