This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
I'm always too late, I see the train leaving
I'm always laughing when its not cool to smile
I'm always aiming (I'm always aiming)
But somehow keep missing (but somehow keep missing)
So how did you get here? (So how did you get here?)
Something is wrong
Where did I go right? How did I get you?
How come all this blue sky is around me and you found me?
Where did I go right? How did I get you?
I don't know how I did, but somehow now I do
I'm always driving, forget where I'm going
Should have turned left but I was singing some song
And I, I am arriving (I am arriving)
As everyone's leaving (as everyone's leaving)
But there you are waiting (and there you are waiting)
Something is wrong
Where did I go right? How did I get you?
How come all this blue sky is around me and you found me?
Where did I go right? How did I get you?
I don't know how I did, but somehow now I do
Makes no sense to me
No, it isn't clear
But somehow you're standing here
Something gets to me
It's that nothing is wrong
Where did I go right? How did I get you?
How come all this blue sky is around me and you found me?
Where did I go right? How did I get you?
I don't know how I did
Where did I go right? (Where did I go right?)
How did I get you? (How did I get you?)
How come all this blue sky is around me and you found me?
Where did I go right? (Where did I go right?)
How did I get you? (How did I get you?)
I don't know how I did, but somehow now I do
Somehow now I do, yea-yeah
Somehow now I do
I'm always laughing when its not cool to smile
I'm always aiming (I'm always aiming)
But somehow keep missing (but somehow keep missing)
So how did you get here? (So how did you get here?)
Something is wrong
Where did I go right? How did I get you?
How come all this blue sky is around me and you found me?
Where did I go right? How did I get you?
I don't know how I did, but somehow now I do
I'm always driving, forget where I'm going
Should have turned left but I was singing some song
And I, I am arriving (I am arriving)
As everyone's leaving (as everyone's leaving)
But there you are waiting (and there you are waiting)
Something is wrong
Where did I go right? How did I get you?
How come all this blue sky is around me and you found me?
Where did I go right? How did I get you?
I don't know how I did, but somehow now I do
Makes no sense to me
No, it isn't clear
But somehow you're standing here
Something gets to me
It's that nothing is wrong
Where did I go right? How did I get you?
How come all this blue sky is around me and you found me?
Where did I go right? How did I get you?
I don't know how I did
Where did I go right? (Where did I go right?)
How did I get you? (How did I get you?)
How come all this blue sky is around me and you found me?
Where did I go right? (Where did I go right?)
How did I get you? (How did I get you?)
I don't know how I did, but somehow now I do
Somehow now I do, yea-yeah
Somehow now I do
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yuck