This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
All of us
All of us sing about it
All of us
Sing about it
All of us
All of us sing about it
All of us
Sing about it
All of us
All of us sing about it
All of us
Sing about it
All of us
All of us sing about it
All of us
Sing about it
All of us
All of us sing about it
All of us
Sing about it
All of us
All of us sing about it
All of us
Sing about it
There must be some kind of planet
For all the people who can manage
All of us who can handle it
With all of this damage
All of us
All of us sing about it
All of us
Sing about it
There must be some kind of message
Simple but somehow impressive
Anyone who can think of something
Come on now just express it
There must be some kind of planet
For all the people who can manage
All of us who can handle it
With all of this damage
All of us
All of us sing about it
All of us
Sing about it
All of us
All of us sing about it
All of us
Sing about it
All of us
All of us sing about it
All of us
Sing about it
All of us
All of us sing about it
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Sing about it
All of us
All of us sing about it
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Sing about it
All of us
All of us sing about it
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Sing about it
All of us
All of us sing about it
All of us
Sing about it
All of us sing about it
All of us
Sing about it
All of us
All of us sing about it
All of us
Sing about it
All of us
All of us sing about it
All of us
Sing about it
All of us
All of us sing about it
All of us
Sing about it
All of us
All of us sing about it
All of us
Sing about it
All of us
All of us sing about it
All of us
Sing about it
There must be some kind of planet
For all the people who can manage
All of us who can handle it
With all of this damage
All of us
All of us sing about it
All of us
Sing about it
There must be some kind of message
Simple but somehow impressive
Anyone who can think of something
Come on now just express it
There must be some kind of planet
For all the people who can manage
All of us who can handle it
With all of this damage
All of us
All of us sing about it
All of us
Sing about it
All of us
All of us sing about it
All of us
Sing about it
All of us
All of us sing about it
All of us
Sing about it
All of us
All of us sing about it
All of us
Sing about it
All of us
All of us sing about it
All of us
Sing about it
All of us
All of us sing about it
All of us
Sing about it
All of us
All of us sing about it
All of us
Sing about it
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Great version of a great song,
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Okay, this might be stupid of me... But isn't it 'Plan A' instead of 'Planet'?
This is "The Message" to all those people out there, the exclusive little group of ~true~ Dandys fans. The people out there who think "hey, i'm not a freak, i'm not alone" when listening to Dandy Warhols records. Courtney wants to take all of us to another planet, away from this crappy earth with all its damage. This is YOUR song. :)
yeah i think it's plan A also, it would obviously make more sense. however, i think they both serve the same purpose, a change in the situation because the current one isn't satisfying.
i dont really think so. probably more of an obtuse/general message about the effect of change on mindsets, attitudes and confidence. wow, what an underwhelmingly typical response..
The song is about functioning addicts or habitual drug users that still manage to hold their shit together.
I\'ve recently gone through something akin to the stages of grief, over what we call recycling. I also spent the first two years of the pandemic watching polar-opposite mainstream media back-n-forth because we have dismantled the discovery, reporting, and dissemination of truthful news (at least in the States) and it takes consuming bs from both sides to discern truth. \n\nSo to me, in this moment, (is that implied, everyone posts with such absolute regard) what this song means:\n\nEveryone is so absorbed in the pagentry and programming in life that we can\'t even recognize. Could be politics, maybe our outward personas, I don\'t prescribe and it\'s whatever it may be, but whatever, it results in these rote responses and virtuous opinions that we all sing or sing in reply to. That\'s not life...\n\nBecause whatever that is has raped the planet- for commercial gain, for our unbalanced "needs", for whatever. It\'s not a partisan topic for debate, it\'s a goddamn existential threat to the survival of our goddamn species, and it should be at the forefront of the mind in anyone made aware even to the slightest incling... But then that pagentry cranks up the volume and ????la-dee-da???? isn\'t focusing on the contrivances an addicting escape from the unending and extremely rational existential dread? \n\nWe\'re not doing a goddamn thing. We just keep expiring through life, one person after another, all the while vilifying and demonizing intellect truth science and knowledge. So like, as one of those people that feels capable and empowered yet cognizant enough to clearly see there is no societal inertia to save ourselves... Can we just get far enough along in my lifetime to allow my concentrated will and capabilities to physically flee this dying planet, with like-willed capable individuals, and yall just keep whistling about the course of Plan A?