This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Picking up the pieces of a life you've broken
Stitching it together with the seams wide open
You keep crying, crying, crying
Till you cannot see at all
You keep crying, crying, crying
Till you cannot breathe at all
What do you do when you're alone?
What do you do when no one's home?
What do you do when you're alone?
Out of control, now on your own
Never waking up
The alarm is broken
Running in a dream and it's like slow motion
You keep crying, crying, crying
Till you cannot see at all
You keep crying, crying, crying
Till you cannot breathe at all
What do you do when you're alone?
What do you do when no one's home?
What do you do when you're alone?
Out of control, now on your own
Alone
Is there anyone out there?
Is there anyone now?
All I need are the details
Just to find a way out
You keep crying, crying, crying
Till you cannot see at all
You keep crying, crying, crying
Till you cannot breathe at all
What do you do when you're alone?
What do you do when no one's home?
What do you do when you're alone?
Out of control, now on your own
You can't break away what you cannot change
You can't break away
You can't break away what you cannot change
You can't break away
Stitching it together with the seams wide open
You keep crying, crying, crying
Till you cannot see at all
You keep crying, crying, crying
Till you cannot breathe at all
What do you do when you're alone?
What do you do when no one's home?
What do you do when you're alone?
Out of control, now on your own
Never waking up
The alarm is broken
Running in a dream and it's like slow motion
You keep crying, crying, crying
Till you cannot see at all
You keep crying, crying, crying
Till you cannot breathe at all
What do you do when you're alone?
What do you do when no one's home?
What do you do when you're alone?
Out of control, now on your own
Alone
Is there anyone out there?
Is there anyone now?
All I need are the details
Just to find a way out
You keep crying, crying, crying
Till you cannot see at all
You keep crying, crying, crying
Till you cannot breathe at all
What do you do when you're alone?
What do you do when no one's home?
What do you do when you're alone?
Out of control, now on your own
You can't break away what you cannot change
You can't break away
You can't break away what you cannot change
You can't break away
Lyrics submitted by prayingmantis84, edited by liniwa
Crying Lyrics as written by Andy Love William Billy Andrews
Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
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(From sugarcult.com)
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Yea this song is definitely about their singer's ex-girlfriend. I just got back from seeing them, New Found Glory, and Green Day and before they played this song their singer goes "I wrote this song about my ex-girlfriend who complained WAAAAAY too much." So yea just thought I'd put that in here.
"stitching it together with the seams wide open" ... need i say more?
what does this mean? "You cant break away what you cannot change" ???
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yeh fuckin beautifull!!! abt suicide. i've been there and this song perfectly articulates how it feels to be on the edge. alone... noone to help you. fuckin geunius.
peace.
"Running in a dream and it’s like slow motion"-i can relate to that at least, those dreams where you cant move faster than slow motion and it soo frustrating (happens all the time)
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during the bridge, am I the only one who hears "is there anyone out there, is there anyone now? all I need are the details, AND A MAP OF YOUR MOUTH"? I have thought this from the day I heard it, and I still can't figure out what he's saying at the end of that part. yeah. weird.