This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Well I know you got your troubles
But I've got problems of my own
It's all relative you see what happiness should be
And we've got to work it out alone
I know about your situation
But I know all about your pain
But you know it's true, though it's know comfort to you,
Into each life must fall some rain
We all have our cross to bear
We all walk in darkness sometimes
Though I know it don't seem fair
We all have our cross to bear
You know I hate to see your crying
I hate to see you crying now
Because I've had my share of tears
Though you know it may sound cruel
You know I'd be a fool to let it slide a few more years
I just got to have my freedom
And if that's giving you the blues,
That's the price you pay,
Lord, there ain't no other way,
But to get down on your knees and pay your dues
Cos don't you know...
We all have our cross to bear
We all knuckle under sometimes
Ooo everybody gets his share
We all have our cross to bear
Ooo I just got to have my freedom
And if that's giving you the blues
Well, that's the price you pay
Lord, there ain't no other way,
But to get down on your knees and pay your dues
Cos don't you know...
We all have our cross to bear
Ooo we all walk in darkness sometimes
Ooo everybody gets his share
Cos we all have our cross to bear
But I've got problems of my own
It's all relative you see what happiness should be
And we've got to work it out alone
I know about your situation
But I know all about your pain
But you know it's true, though it's know comfort to you,
Into each life must fall some rain
We all have our cross to bear
We all walk in darkness sometimes
Though I know it don't seem fair
We all have our cross to bear
You know I hate to see your crying
I hate to see you crying now
Because I've had my share of tears
Though you know it may sound cruel
You know I'd be a fool to let it slide a few more years
I just got to have my freedom
And if that's giving you the blues,
That's the price you pay,
Lord, there ain't no other way,
But to get down on your knees and pay your dues
Cos don't you know...
We all have our cross to bear
We all knuckle under sometimes
Ooo everybody gets his share
We all have our cross to bear
Ooo I just got to have my freedom
And if that's giving you the blues
Well, that's the price you pay
Lord, there ain't no other way,
But to get down on your knees and pay your dues
Cos don't you know...
We all have our cross to bear
Ooo we all walk in darkness sometimes
Ooo everybody gets his share
Cos we all have our cross to bear
Lyrics submitted by Surfpico
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Wow, Billy back in the day sure didn't know how to sugar coat it, huh? Hahaha...oh well.
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