This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
All we've done is provide them
With food and mindless entertainment;
They easily renounced their liberty.
Hence deprived of will of their own.
Lobotomised, forced into docility,
They were turned
into obsequious slaves.
We've taciltly accepted
this preposterous situation
In the name of that
accursed social cohesion.
Now they will tolerate no subvertion.
Retaliation is out of the question.
They've insidiously concealed the truth.
Ostensibly in the cause of Equality:
We've been coaxed into lethal apathy,
Desperately clinging to an abject safety.
Loathing our predicament
in this inimical world.
Stultfied, we are unable to regain
our blighted hopes.
We ve taciltly accepted
this preposterous situation.
In the name of that
accursed social cohesion.
Now they will tolerate no subvertion.
Retaliation is out of the question.
With food and mindless entertainment;
They easily renounced their liberty.
Hence deprived of will of their own.
Lobotomised, forced into docility,
They were turned
into obsequious slaves.
We've taciltly accepted
this preposterous situation
In the name of that
accursed social cohesion.
Now they will tolerate no subvertion.
Retaliation is out of the question.
They've insidiously concealed the truth.
Ostensibly in the cause of Equality:
We've been coaxed into lethal apathy,
Desperately clinging to an abject safety.
Loathing our predicament
in this inimical world.
Stultfied, we are unable to regain
our blighted hopes.
We ve taciltly accepted
this preposterous situation.
In the name of that
accursed social cohesion.
Now they will tolerate no subvertion.
Retaliation is out of the question.
Lyrics submitted by Asuyuka
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