This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
I’ll Write it down misunderstanding I try to speak it but you're already asleep expensive time expensive triggers I fall asleep to soothing static on the screen
Tonight if you’re awake at all
Tonight if you're awake
Tonight if you're awake at all
Tonight if you're awake
Still we find common footing the tide that binds my be(?) our own worst enemy
Tonight if you're awake at all
Tonight if you're awake
Tonight if you're awake at all
Tonight if you're awake
While you were sleeping I’ll say I’m sorry that I take you for granted
Every unsuspecting scene that we're supposed to make believe that we're not tearing at the seams we hang on, we hang on. don't wait so long.
Tonight if you’re awake at all
Tonight if you're awake
Tonight if you're awake at all
Tonight if you're awake
Still we find common footing the tide that binds my be(?) our own worst enemy
Tonight if you're awake at all
Tonight if you're awake
Tonight if you're awake at all
Tonight if you're awake
While you were sleeping I’ll say I’m sorry that I take you for granted
Every unsuspecting scene that we're supposed to make believe that we're not tearing at the seams we hang on, we hang on. don't wait so long.
Lyrics submitted by Devo2234
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ive never heard this song but for a second i thaught it was martyr me
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