This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Here,
If you want me;
Listening so close,
From far away.
I memorized
What you told me,
Like a foreigner
On holiday.
I know to smile
At confusion,
And not forget
The soul
That smiles on me.
Dancing
On the highway,
The broken line that led
From you to me.
Well, I’ll be
At my station
All night...
So come on by ,
If you feel like...
Still here,
If you want me.
Look at what
I can do
With empty time.
A lost love
That likes to haunt me:
It’s waiting 'round
To meet
Me when I die.
Death surrounds, protects the living -
Thhis is what you said,
And I agreed
Not to be
Unforgiving,
Just because your soul
Is untimely free...
Because I’m here, if you want me, my love; dancing on the highway
But your sun still burns my eye
Oh, why?
Oh, why?
If you want me;
Listening so close,
From far away.
I memorized
What you told me,
Like a foreigner
On holiday.
I know to smile
At confusion,
And not forget
The soul
That smiles on me.
Dancing
On the highway,
The broken line that led
From you to me.
Well, I’ll be
At my station
All night...
So come on by ,
If you feel like...
Still here,
If you want me.
Look at what
I can do
With empty time.
A lost love
That likes to haunt me:
It’s waiting 'round
To meet
Me when I die.
Death surrounds, protects the living -
Thhis is what you said,
And I agreed
Not to be
Unforgiving,
Just because your soul
Is untimely free...
Because I’m here, if you want me, my love; dancing on the highway
But your sun still burns my eye
Oh, why?
Oh, why?
Lyrics submitted by tronistroy, edited by Jate
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