This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Tangling up at the foot of your bed
Wonder who's next both went ahead
She swears the passion is past me
She will outlast me
The try to look bored
Well fall on the length of the sword
She's falling faster I cannot ask her
So to bed all can decree
Holding your breath, afraid to breathe
This is the last time
Cinema stare and their hands
Tangle up in the cinnamon hair
And the freeze I cannot let go
They can't afford but it picks up
His clothes from the floor
And he leaves and this will let her know
Find a way so they can believe
Breaking their hearts they wear on their sleeve
But you will not break mine
There's no darkness in the dark for them
There were chances for the ball to end
So to bed all can decree
Holding your breath, afraid to breathe
This is the last time
Fall to waste they can believe
Breaking their hearts they wear on their sleeve
But you will not break mine
Wonder who's next both went ahead
She swears the passion is past me
She will outlast me
The try to look bored
Well fall on the length of the sword
She's falling faster I cannot ask her
So to bed all can decree
Holding your breath, afraid to breathe
This is the last time
Cinema stare and their hands
Tangle up in the cinnamon hair
And the freeze I cannot let go
They can't afford but it picks up
His clothes from the floor
And he leaves and this will let her know
Find a way so they can believe
Breaking their hearts they wear on their sleeve
But you will not break mine
There's no darkness in the dark for them
There were chances for the ball to end
So to bed all can decree
Holding your breath, afraid to breathe
This is the last time
Fall to waste they can believe
Breaking their hearts they wear on their sleeve
But you will not break mine
Lyrics submitted by brokenheartkit
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i hate adam lerner.
This song is the best song on This Conversation Is Ending Starting Right Now in my honest opinion
i cannot express my love for this song.