This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
You and the moon are a beautiful sight to me.
The stars in your eyes make it really hard to see you.
A night in the sun is all I really want.
You and me with the best of both for once.
Night breaks.
My heart could not ache anymore.
Am I that easy to ignore?
You let your song blow right through me.
Your mighty intellect makes you mighty hard to see.
Will there come a time for me to be more to you, more to me?
Night breaks.
My heart could not ache anymore.
Am I that easy to ignore?
The stars in your eyes make it really hard to see you.
A night in the sun is all I really want.
You and me with the best of both for once.
Night breaks.
My heart could not ache anymore.
Am I that easy to ignore?
You let your song blow right through me.
Your mighty intellect makes you mighty hard to see.
Will there come a time for me to be more to you, more to me?
Night breaks.
My heart could not ache anymore.
Am I that easy to ignore?
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i don't think she wonders if he notices her, i think she knows that he doesn't. to which, of course, i can relate as well.