This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Rains of sand slip through your hands
Never ceasing time
Fold your hands in silent prayer
Eternal peace you'll find
Chorus
Like two rivers flow
to the open sea
Someday we'll reunite
for all eternity
Let the rain falling on your face
Run in to your eyes
Can you see the rainbow now
Through the stormy skies
Chorus x2
Standing in the rising tide
Heaven's light shines on you
On you, on you
Test the sea rising at your feet
How far can you go
Til you need God's helping hand
To ride the under-toe
Chorus
x2
Someday we'll reunite
for all eternity
Never ceasing time
Fold your hands in silent prayer
Eternal peace you'll find
Chorus
Like two rivers flow
to the open sea
Someday we'll reunite
for all eternity
Let the rain falling on your face
Run in to your eyes
Can you see the rainbow now
Through the stormy skies
Chorus x2
Standing in the rising tide
Heaven's light shines on you
On you, on you
Test the sea rising at your feet
How far can you go
Til you need God's helping hand
To ride the under-toe
Chorus
x2
Someday we'll reunite
for all eternity
Lyrics submitted by ruben
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ehm... where is this song?!? i don't have it!! help!! thank u! ;)
umm... is this really an avril lavigne song? where'd it come from?
i uh agree with the other 2?!?!!? did sum1 make this up???
This looks like a countrysong =S
It sounds like a countrysong!!
wtf? actually, it kinda sounds like sum song u listen to while doing yoga! avril mustve been smoking sumthing...
okay i really like avril but i gotta say this song is WAY to country and i hate country..someone please tell me where this song came from cuz it honestly doesnt sound like her style of music??
I don't get this, where did all the talking about God in her songs happen? What was she smoking?! I agree, the lyrics look like country, and that is like, an awful genre. Avril's great and all, but not with country music. I'm almost kind of glad this song isn't on the album.
this is not avril!! she says that she doesnt believe in god and all of that shit y would she sing about it or right about it
it is avril... she was a country singer before a pop/punk singer... she said it on a radio interview with ahh i forget the name but i have the segment downloaded and she did say it and she has never denied the fact that she doesn't believe in god...