This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Stop searching, sliding alone
I know you’re breathing on your own
Star patterns, burned in your side
With ice melting, you’ll break in tonight
No way, there’s no way!
You’ll ever see what slipped through your fingers
No chance, there’s no chance!
I guess I'm tired, making up your mind for you
So tired of making it seem real for you
So tired, wishing I could change for you
You could be the perfect imposter
Try to pass it off real
You can take yourself anywhere you like
But you’ll always be there
You can’t escape what you carry in yourself
Try hard, but it's just a show
Every time you conspire to fool yourself
You’ll live but will you have a smile
Oh no!
You’re in the light again
Too late!
You’re not ready for yourself
Alright!
You're on the stage again
Too bad
Your mask isn’t fully cured
Oh no!
You’re in the light again
Too late!
You’re not ready for yourself
Alright!
You're on the stage again
Too bad
Your mask isn’t fully cured
Oh no!
(I’m not too sure but you know I want you, I know...)
You’re in the light again
Too late!
(I need to find my sanity for more ...)
You’re not ready for yourself
Alright!
(I’m not too sure but you know I want you, I know...)
You're on the stage again
Too bad
(I need to find ...)
Your mask isn’t fully cured
I know you’re breathing on your own
Star patterns, burned in your side
With ice melting, you’ll break in tonight
No way, there’s no way!
You’ll ever see what slipped through your fingers
No chance, there’s no chance!
I guess I'm tired, making up your mind for you
So tired of making it seem real for you
So tired, wishing I could change for you
You could be the perfect imposter
Try to pass it off real
You can take yourself anywhere you like
But you’ll always be there
You can’t escape what you carry in yourself
Try hard, but it's just a show
Every time you conspire to fool yourself
You’ll live but will you have a smile
Oh no!
You’re in the light again
Too late!
You’re not ready for yourself
Alright!
You're on the stage again
Too bad
Your mask isn’t fully cured
Oh no!
You’re in the light again
Too late!
You’re not ready for yourself
Alright!
You're on the stage again
Too bad
Your mask isn’t fully cured
Oh no!
(I’m not too sure but you know I want you, I know...)
You’re in the light again
Too late!
(I need to find my sanity for more ...)
You’re not ready for yourself
Alright!
(I’m not too sure but you know I want you, I know...)
You're on the stage again
Too bad
(I need to find ...)
Your mask isn’t fully cured
Lyrics submitted by keyshawn03
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