This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Pieces of a baby blown apart by heroes Litters the landscape that she never got to know Collateral damage kills just the same ya know we get a good show with numbers we can't let go. I start swinging TV My sword swinging TV I start swinging TV's I start KILLING TV We know we get pictures framed outta context They pile it on top of our heads just like garbage Its all more amusement to shape all the things we know We get a good puppet to balance the Nazi show I start swinging TV My sword swinging TV I start swinging TV's I start killing TV I don't ------ want to see What you want me to believe I don't ------- want the sea Of the Trash in front of me I don't -------want to see What ya want me to believe I don't -------want the sea Of your Trash in front of me What they want me to see what they want me to be are the lies and machinery that's killing me What they want me to see what they want me to be are the lies and machinery controlling me What / they / want / me / to believe Are / the / lies / controlling me What / they / want / me / to believe Are / the / lies / on the TV
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