This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
I took the cannonball down to the ocean
Across the desert from sea to shining sea
I rode a latter that climbs across the nation
Fifty million feet of earth between the buried and me
"Hey how do you do?"
She said, "Hey how do you do?"
She buys a ticket 'cause it's cold where she comes from
She climbs aboard 'cause she's scared of getting older in the snow
Love is a ghost train rumbling through the darkness
Hold on to me darling I've got nowhere else to go
"How do you do?"
She said, "How do you do?"
I took the cannonball down to the ocean
Watched the diesel disappear beneath the tumbling waves
Love is a ghost train howling on the radio
"Remember everything." she said, "when only memory remains."
"How do you do?"
She said, "How do you do?"
Across the desert from sea to shining sea
I rode a latter that climbs across the nation
Fifty million feet of earth between the buried and me
"Hey how do you do?"
She said, "Hey how do you do?"
She buys a ticket 'cause it's cold where she comes from
She climbs aboard 'cause she's scared of getting older in the snow
Love is a ghost train rumbling through the darkness
Hold on to me darling I've got nowhere else to go
"How do you do?"
She said, "How do you do?"
I took the cannonball down to the ocean
Watched the diesel disappear beneath the tumbling waves
Love is a ghost train howling on the radio
"Remember everything." she said, "when only memory remains."
"How do you do?"
She said, "How do you do?"
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This song is a great song. I like the very beginning where it sounds kind of like a train. The song is kind of scary though in the statement it makes about relationships. Both her reason for getting on the train and his reason (or lack of) for getting off is the scary part.
@divican <br /> @divican interesting interpretation. It's strange how this song gives a creepy feeling, and I think you have to be in that certain mood to understand it. meb.