This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
It's times like these, in the midst of sink or swim that I've enfolded.
Nouns and verbs in nights I seek to forget, and looked for eyes spying on a future less grim.
You don't argue with the wise, well-read or well- spoken.
Teach the younger that it's running legs are easily broken.
Lessons learned are scars that don't heal, but are always earned.
And there's no chance of seeing through the disguises when your only staring through holes torn and burned.
Sixteen years too many with collars thrown to the wind.
Left wondering if it's easier to buy design, or wallow in sin...
(And we are passing through love, like we're shedding older skin.)
Nouns and verbs in nights I seek to forget, and looked for eyes spying on a future less grim.
You don't argue with the wise, well-read or well- spoken.
Teach the younger that it's running legs are easily broken.
Lessons learned are scars that don't heal, but are always earned.
And there's no chance of seeing through the disguises when your only staring through holes torn and burned.
Sixteen years too many with collars thrown to the wind.
Left wondering if it's easier to buy design, or wallow in sin...
(And we are passing through love, like we're shedding older skin.)
Lyrics submitted by DarkerShadeofWinter
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"These blinds have left me behind"?
No idea about that bit, but this is what I came up for bit around 1:05:
"The walls may never ???? (lessons learned) The fetus forgot to the kiss the ??? baby (lesson learned) The future's never darker ??? this story (lessons learned) ?????????"
Something like that. Anyway, I LOVE this song. Can't wait to see them Thursday!
this song rules, but half of teh lyrics are missing.
So does anyone know what is being said in the beginning of the song, as they aren't printed in the lyric booklet either. The "Behind!" section.
It almost sounds like "Despised and left me behind." or something to me. Not sure about those other lines, though the pieces you have there seem to make pretty good sense. Both times I saw them they were explosive as hell and just put on an awesome show. Unfortunately this song wasn't played either time, though.
That sucks, as it's my fave tune and it would be awesome to see it live...
"These binds have left me behind"?
"The leaders forgot to kiss the ? baby."
Ok, I'm done trying.
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they played it live both times ive seen them, but i wish they would play a tale for the ages. damnit.
Yeah, they didn't do A Tale For The Ages for us either. But that's actually not one of my favorite songs by them to be honest though...I would've liked to hear Patience and Prudence...
these binds have left me behind, I, I, I what weve learned, what weve learned ?of whats first???? of broken hearts and false starts if anyone wants hot cross vids check out badjons