This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
[VERSE 1]
And they're thought to be lies
But we saw them, saw them
We looked right in their eyes
Right at them, at them
[VERSE 2]
Pinning space to the world
We slaughtered, slaughtered
Not a sound to be heard
We're awful, awful
[CHORUS 1]
And have you seen
How they run
Out of gas
They beat the pain
They sing in the rain
Endless and formless
They fly to the end
And back to the
Beginning again
[VERSE 3]
Have you put them aside
Your crazy thoughts and dreams
No they're a part of me
And they all mean one thing
[VERSE 4]
The will to death is what keeps me alive
It's one step away
step away
Limitations are set
Only then can we go all the way
all the way
[CHORUS 2]
And have you seen
how the cars
when they pass
They come your way
Then they're speeding away
Coming to you and
then going away
But for them nothing's changed,
for them nothings changed
Oooooooo, ooooooooo
And they're thought to be lies
But we saw them, saw them
We looked right in their eyes
Right at them, at them
[VERSE 2]
Pinning space to the world
We slaughtered, slaughtered
Not a sound to be heard
We're awful, awful
[CHORUS 1]
And have you seen
How they run
Out of gas
They beat the pain
They sing in the rain
Endless and formless
They fly to the end
And back to the
Beginning again
[VERSE 3]
Have you put them aside
Your crazy thoughts and dreams
No they're a part of me
And they all mean one thing
[VERSE 4]
The will to death is what keeps me alive
It's one step away
step away
Limitations are set
Only then can we go all the way
all the way
[CHORUS 2]
And have you seen
how the cars
when they pass
They come your way
Then they're speeding away
Coming to you and
then going away
But for them nothing's changed,
for them nothings changed
Oooooooo, ooooooooo
Lyrics submitted by dosedxbyyou, edited by FistMountain
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