This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
I opened my eyes
And watched the sunshine
It had been out all night
To relax and unwind
There will come a time gigantic
Waves will crush the junk that I have saved
When the moon explodes or floats away
I'll lose the souvenirs I made
La la la
I lay down on the grass
And let the insects do their thing
She covered me with wings and
Held my head and said 'poor thing'
There will come a time gigantic
Waves will crush the junk that I have saved
When the moon explodes or floats away
I'll lose the souvenirs I made
La la la
And watched the sunshine
It had been out all night
To relax and unwind
There will come a time gigantic
Waves will crush the junk that I have saved
When the moon explodes or floats away
I'll lose the souvenirs I made
La la la
I lay down on the grass
And let the insects do their thing
She covered me with wings and
Held my head and said 'poor thing'
There will come a time gigantic
Waves will crush the junk that I have saved
When the moon explodes or floats away
I'll lose the souvenirs I made
La la la
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Mm, too right there brother, Mark's music is magical in an inspring and depressing manour, Daniel johnston and Mark both managed to achive it. Hope you are still listening as your post was a good few years ago.
Stop talking to yourself and go listen to some M83: Reunion. It's another big hit in Brazil today. Or do you plan to hide behind music all day whe you can be boinking that clueless baby again. Hurry before she leaves in three months or however long she can tolerate your manipulation; lies; and fake charm. Sorry, I wanted my last say before I go out the door today. And, Man, does it feel good!!! Creep is your song; sorry it took until now for me to realize it.