This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Hold still
All of my life
All of my time
I don't wanna come back around tonight
And all that I need
Is serenity
I don't wanna feel your new disease
[Chorus]
The natural life
You're born, you die
The natural life
You're wrong, you're right
The natural life
You're born, you die
The natural life's a lie
All of my lies
Swallow your pride
I don't wanna come back around tonight
And all that I need
Is serenity
I don't wanna feel your new disease
[Chorus]
Right
You're right
I can never lie
Let me go
Try to find a home
I can't wait
Try to stay awake
Dead inside
Bothered by the lie
You're right
[Chorus]
A lie
All of my life
All of my time
I don't wanna come back around tonight
And all that I need
Is serenity
I don't wanna feel your new disease
[Chorus]
The natural life
You're born, you die
The natural life
You're wrong, you're right
The natural life
You're born, you die
The natural life's a lie
All of my lies
Swallow your pride
I don't wanna come back around tonight
And all that I need
Is serenity
I don't wanna feel your new disease
[Chorus]
Right
You're right
I can never lie
Let me go
Try to find a home
I can't wait
Try to stay awake
Dead inside
Bothered by the lie
You're right
[Chorus]
A lie
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