This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
I spend too much time
Raiding windmills
We go side by side
Laughing til it's right
There's something that you won't show
Waiting where the light goes
Take the darkest cloud
Break it open
Water to repair
What we have broken
There's something that you won't show
Waiting where the light goes
Maybe anywhere the wind blows
It's all worth waiting for
Pull on the borders to lighten the load
Tell all the passengers we're going home
I spend too much time
Seeking shelter
World without end
Couldn't hold her
There's something that you won't show
Waiting where the light goes
Maybe anywhere the wind blows
It's all worth waiting for
Anywhere the wind blows
Raiding windmills
We go side by side
Laughing til it's right
There's something that you won't show
Waiting where the light goes
Take the darkest cloud
Break it open
Water to repair
What we have broken
There's something that you won't show
Waiting where the light goes
Maybe anywhere the wind blows
It's all worth waiting for
Pull on the borders to lighten the load
Tell all the passengers we're going home
I spend too much time
Seeking shelter
World without end
Couldn't hold her
There's something that you won't show
Waiting where the light goes
Maybe anywhere the wind blows
It's all worth waiting for
Anywhere the wind blows
Lyrics submitted by rabidpenguin, edited by TheImpalerTMX, Sagatron
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