This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Upon us all bought and sold into the lie of modern life given all the right things to pacify our anger and strife given the tv to help us forget modeling poisons we place our bets feeling like I can’t see a thing when my eyes are wide open under the millenium’s shadow hear the rain of justice fall awaiting all this time release upon us all under the millenium’s shadow hear the rain of justice fall awaiting all this time upon us all us all the currency of life stretched out to wait the blood on our hands will follow the fashion the innocent blood upon our plates withered in vision a martyred witness kept by contempt from our native stillness glued to the screams on the screen the false idols of order are calling under the millenium’s shadow hear the rain of justice fall awaiting all this time release upon us all under the millenium’s shadow hear the rain of justice fall awaiting all this time released upon us all we all die our choice lies in the time where we grow out of this modern life release upon us all we’re bought and sold into the lie of this fucking modern life our social mask calls our anger happiness we’re all crushed beneath the lie you’ve built calling you to wake the fuck up.
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