This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Should I offer up my hand
And save a wish for once
For all of us
And should I offer up my hand
And lay the guilt on myself
So it's easier to not stay
To not stay
[Chorus:]
Because I found you in your corner
I pulled you out of the clouds
You left in such a hurry
Your face is lost in the crowd
Should I open up my eye's or just ignore who you are
And what you could have been
And should I open up my eye's and make believe you will change
So it's easier to not stay, to not stay
[Chorus]
Your face is lost in the crowd
Your face is lost in the crowd
And save a wish for once
For all of us
And should I offer up my hand
And lay the guilt on myself
So it's easier to not stay
To not stay
[Chorus:]
Because I found you in your corner
I pulled you out of the clouds
You left in such a hurry
Your face is lost in the crowd
Should I open up my eye's or just ignore who you are
And what you could have been
And should I open up my eye's and make believe you will change
So it's easier to not stay, to not stay
[Chorus]
Your face is lost in the crowd
Your face is lost in the crowd
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Lost in the Crowd Lyrics as written by Rick Beato Brent Smith
Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
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good call Laterlus518... good call.