This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Found a place where I can be
All the things I want you to see
Take my head into your hands
'Cause I come to you from another land
And I don't need to know your
Favorite aunt's name
And I don't need to know what
Woman's felt the same
And I don't need to see you
Every single day
But I'd like to
Break my heart back into place
'Cause I've come to understand you more lately
And I've found a man inside your chest
Some will tear him up and I'll lay him to rest
Rest
And I don't need to know the
Details of your past
And I don't need to know when
You thought of me last
And I don't have to say if
I'm the sail then you're the mast
And we've caught a good wind, the mast
Because you know me more than any before
'Cause you found the clues between me and you
You know me more than any before
'Cause you found the clues between me and you
All the things I want you to see
Take my head into your hands
'Cause I come to you from another land
And I don't need to know your
Favorite aunt's name
And I don't need to know what
Woman's felt the same
And I don't need to see you
Every single day
But I'd like to
Break my heart back into place
'Cause I've come to understand you more lately
And I've found a man inside your chest
Some will tear him up and I'll lay him to rest
Rest
And I don't need to know the
Details of your past
And I don't need to know when
You thought of me last
And I don't have to say if
I'm the sail then you're the mast
And we've caught a good wind, the mast
Because you know me more than any before
'Cause you found the clues between me and you
You know me more than any before
'Cause you found the clues between me and you
Lyrics submitted by myslumberingheart
The Mast Lyrics as written by Leslie Feist
Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group
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