This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Can we take the streets?
'Cause there's a horrible crash.
Well standing on the highway,
a girl and her Dad.
But you say yeah,
it's far too much for me,
far too fast of scenery
but your voice,
and your lips are moving words
that I cannot breach the noise.
But just remember always move fast.
We know you,
we own you.
Go home
and leave me at the door
or we can stay outside
of your house and just
wait for the morning.
Well I heard you
can't stay too long
the morning's got you worried.
Because the sun holds a
sea of troubles and an early drive away.
So I guess I'll just stay for a while
I guess you knew just from how I smiled.
Because there's no hurry
more like fucking nursery on a beautiful trial.
Just remember always move fast.
We know you,
we own you.
Go home
and leave me at the door
or we can stay outside
of your house and just
wait for the morning.
Cause I've seen your sadness grow
and it swallows these days until it hurts to breathe
She whispers,
thanks for your time tonight,
but, you are not awake yet
you are not awake, I swear.
She screams
it's all been in your dreams
with nothing tangible.
The girl, this house, the highway,
your mind made it real.
Just remember always move fast...
'Cause there's a horrible crash.
Well standing on the highway,
a girl and her Dad.
But you say yeah,
it's far too much for me,
far too fast of scenery
but your voice,
and your lips are moving words
that I cannot breach the noise.
But just remember always move fast.
We know you,
we own you.
Go home
and leave me at the door
or we can stay outside
of your house and just
wait for the morning.
Well I heard you
can't stay too long
the morning's got you worried.
Because the sun holds a
sea of troubles and an early drive away.
So I guess I'll just stay for a while
I guess you knew just from how I smiled.
Because there's no hurry
more like fucking nursery on a beautiful trial.
Just remember always move fast.
We know you,
we own you.
Go home
and leave me at the door
or we can stay outside
of your house and just
wait for the morning.
Cause I've seen your sadness grow
and it swallows these days until it hurts to breathe
She whispers,
thanks for your time tonight,
but, you are not awake yet
you are not awake, I swear.
She screams
it's all been in your dreams
with nothing tangible.
The girl, this house, the highway,
your mind made it real.
Just remember always move fast...
Lyrics submitted by DarcMurkee, edited by Khalaxis, shoalla
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