This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
I never claimed to be something more than me,
Your standards are something that I refuse to see,
I will answer only to myself,
So why don't you police someone else
The place I call home isn't there anymore,
With boards on the windows and locks on the door,
So pick up the pieces that never once fit,
Let this be the end of it
Once you held a place for me,
But now that I've left you went and gave up my seat,
Don't expect me to share your visions of life,
I'll take the my chances somewhere else
The place I call home isn't there anymore,
With boards on the windows and locks on the door,
So pick up the pieces that never once fit,
Let this be the end of it
Give me the green light to get on with my life,
Pick up the pieces then roll the fucking dice
I live in exile of you, your key no longer fits,
Because the locks on my life are new
Your standards are something that I refuse to see,
I will answer only to myself,
So why don't you police someone else
The place I call home isn't there anymore,
With boards on the windows and locks on the door,
So pick up the pieces that never once fit,
Let this be the end of it
Once you held a place for me,
But now that I've left you went and gave up my seat,
Don't expect me to share your visions of life,
I'll take the my chances somewhere else
The place I call home isn't there anymore,
With boards on the windows and locks on the door,
So pick up the pieces that never once fit,
Let this be the end of it
Give me the green light to get on with my life,
Pick up the pieces then roll the fucking dice
I live in exile of you, your key no longer fits,
Because the locks on my life are new
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its about indians and us kicking them out of their land.
"I never claimed to be something more than me, your standards are something that I refuse to see, I will answer only to myself, so why don't you police someone else the place I call home isn't there anymore,"