This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Please excuse me
I meant no harm in being born
As world falls open wide
Like a wounded solider falls
Breaks backs in silence
Don't fall around me this time
Don't fall around me this time
My lost awakening
I've found the same as life before
When after another lonely wounded solider falls
Like light fantastic
That falls upon my shoulder
Fall
Don't fall upon my shoulder
She gave me a call
So I gave her a smile
When I asked her for love
And what I should dial
She said 'Zero, zero, zero, zero, zero'
Please excuse me
I meant no harm in being born
As world falls open wide
Like a wounded solider falls
Breaks backs in silence
Don't fall around me this time
Don't fall around me this time
I gave her a car
So she gave me a smile
When I asked her for love
And what I should drive
She said 'Zero, zero, zero, zero, zero'
I meant no harm in being born
As world falls open wide
Like a wounded solider falls
Breaks backs in silence
Don't fall around me this time
Don't fall around me this time
My lost awakening
I've found the same as life before
When after another lonely wounded solider falls
Like light fantastic
That falls upon my shoulder
Fall
Don't fall upon my shoulder
She gave me a call
So I gave her a smile
When I asked her for love
And what I should dial
She said 'Zero, zero, zero, zero, zero'
Please excuse me
I meant no harm in being born
As world falls open wide
Like a wounded solider falls
Breaks backs in silence
Don't fall around me this time
Don't fall around me this time
I gave her a car
So she gave me a smile
When I asked her for love
And what I should drive
She said 'Zero, zero, zero, zero, zero'
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I really loved this band growing up, especially this album, it was the second CD I'd ever owned, the first being There is Nothing Left to Lose by Foo Fighters, but to sum my thoughts, amazing song. Although I'm sure my interpretation is wrong as I see a lot on this site (would it hurt anyone to look up the actual meaning as interpreted by the artists?), I'd assume that it's about a guy who feels like a loser after being toyed with ("Please excuse me for being born" implies sarcasm and irritation) by a woman who wouldn't give him a 'real number to her love' ("I asked for her love, What should I dieal? She said 'Zero, zero....zero'"). But that's just ol' DANGER's assumption. What do any of you think?
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