This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
How I am, the way I am when I can see your face, I see your face
And how I feel, the way I feel when you are far away, far away
And you know that I'm thinking 'bout you
You know that I'm taken by you
Say it again, I'll say that I love you
Say it again, I'll say that I need you
I'll say it again, say it again, say it again
I will love, I will love you till my dying day, my dying day
You say our love's, say our love's the kind that goes past time and space, all time and space
And you know that I'm taken by you
You know that I'm thinking of you
Say it again, I'll say that I love you
Say it again, I'll say that I need you
I'll say it again, say it again, say it again
And how I feel, the way I feel when you are far away, far away
And you know that I'm thinking 'bout you
You know that I'm taken by you
Say it again, I'll say that I love you
Say it again, I'll say that I need you
I'll say it again, say it again, say it again
I will love, I will love you till my dying day, my dying day
You say our love's, say our love's the kind that goes past time and space, all time and space
And you know that I'm taken by you
You know that I'm thinking of you
Say it again, I'll say that I love you
Say it again, I'll say that I need you
I'll say it again, say it again, say it again
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Great song! I'm suprised though, that Piche said this song is more about common courtesy than a relationship, cuz I see it as a great love song! "You say our love's, say our loves the kind that goes past time and space, all time and space" Don't we all wanna believe in a love like that!
Actually, it's not that extremely surprising, because they're a Christian band. If it is a love song, it's probably more about God than another person.
Whoops! I meant to put on the last post that this song is awesome live!!! :) Go violins! :)