This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
How the hell is everything
Since I've been away
Is the weather any better?
Did the landlord fix the drain?
Did Louie sell his paintings?
Did Kevin quit his job?
Will you tell him that I love him and
I miss y'all a lot
I thought about deserting
Jumping on a plane the other day
It was just a fleeting feeling man
I'm usually okay
When I'm holding conversations in a language I don't speak
And coughing on the radio and screaming in my sleep
I'm just tired of feeling tired
Tired of getting drunk
They took a picture for the paper and they made me stand in front
But I shouldn't be complaining there's been people at the show
I even saw the Eiffel tower in the souvenir snow globe
There's just a couple more and then a day off in Amsterdam
I'm gonna check into a hotel get fixed up if I can
You know I promise I'll be careful
With the company I keep
And I'll hold myself together until I'm back on Sugar Street, Sugar Street
If you start at the beginning and go on to the end
Sometimes a perfect stranger might end up your only friend
First you nod politely because you're not that interested
Ask some abstract question like a bored psychiatrist
But then you get to talking about the plastic in the seat
The nightmare of their childhood and reality TV
It starts to sound familiar like you're coming back to life
Make some observations start offering advice
Always look in both directions when you go to cross the street
And if you jump off any buildings make sure you land on your feet
Promise you'll be careful
With the sympathies you seek
'Cause I know you'll feel better
Once you're back on Sugar Street, Sugar Street
And I promise I'll be careful
When I put myself to sleep
And I hope that I feel better
Once I'm back on Sugar Street, Sugar Street
Since I've been away
Is the weather any better?
Did the landlord fix the drain?
Did Louie sell his paintings?
Did Kevin quit his job?
Will you tell him that I love him and
I miss y'all a lot
I thought about deserting
Jumping on a plane the other day
It was just a fleeting feeling man
I'm usually okay
When I'm holding conversations in a language I don't speak
And coughing on the radio and screaming in my sleep
I'm just tired of feeling tired
Tired of getting drunk
They took a picture for the paper and they made me stand in front
But I shouldn't be complaining there's been people at the show
I even saw the Eiffel tower in the souvenir snow globe
There's just a couple more and then a day off in Amsterdam
I'm gonna check into a hotel get fixed up if I can
You know I promise I'll be careful
With the company I keep
And I'll hold myself together until I'm back on Sugar Street, Sugar Street
If you start at the beginning and go on to the end
Sometimes a perfect stranger might end up your only friend
First you nod politely because you're not that interested
Ask some abstract question like a bored psychiatrist
But then you get to talking about the plastic in the seat
The nightmare of their childhood and reality TV
It starts to sound familiar like you're coming back to life
Make some observations start offering advice
Always look in both directions when you go to cross the street
And if you jump off any buildings make sure you land on your feet
Promise you'll be careful
With the sympathies you seek
'Cause I know you'll feel better
Once you're back on Sugar Street, Sugar Street
And I promise I'll be careful
When I put myself to sleep
And I hope that I feel better
Once I'm back on Sugar Street, Sugar Street
Lyrics submitted by Kashika
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