This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
I was the champion of forgive forget
But I haven't found a way
To forgive you yet
And though I know you and I are through
All my thoughts are lines converging in on you
I wish sometimes, the mind were blind
I see, what must be seen
To feel, what can't be real
To know, what's done is done - it goes on and on
I am the victim of a persistent vision
It tracks me down with it's precision
And though I know you're not in my eyes
I can't seem to clear you from my mind
I wish sometimes, the mind were blind
I see, what must be seen
To feel, what can't be real
To know, what's done is done - goes on and on
Help me. I can't see at all.
I was the champion of forgive forget
But I haven't a way to forgive you yet
And though I know you're not in my eyes
I can't clear persistent vision
But I haven't found a way
To forgive you yet
And though I know you and I are through
All my thoughts are lines converging in on you
I wish sometimes, the mind were blind
I see, what must be seen
To feel, what can't be real
To know, what's done is done - it goes on and on
I am the victim of a persistent vision
It tracks me down with it's precision
And though I know you're not in my eyes
I can't seem to clear you from my mind
I wish sometimes, the mind were blind
I see, what must be seen
To feel, what can't be real
To know, what's done is done - goes on and on
Help me. I can't see at all.
I was the champion of forgive forget
But I haven't a way to forgive you yet
And though I know you're not in my eyes
I can't clear persistent vision
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