This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Here we are
isn't life bizarre?
And life takes from us
and throws it out
we'll carry on
what's done is done
yeah we'll do without it somehow
The world is gone
don't think about it
'cause life is short
we'll do without it
see the road is long
don't think about it
cause life is short
we'll do without it
Oh We can move on from here
Don't worry
The best we've known is yet to come
We can move on from here
Don't worry
The worst won't get the best of us
Some memories are crippling
Don't let the disease bring us down
There's nothing else to know
Just let it go
Yeah we'll do without it somehow
The world is gone
Don't think about it
Cause life is short
We'll do without it
Yeah
don't you worry
Though the world is gone
We'll carry on
We'll do without it, we'll do without it
Oh
isn't life bizarre?
And life takes from us
and throws it out
we'll carry on
what's done is done
yeah we'll do without it somehow
The world is gone
don't think about it
'cause life is short
we'll do without it
see the road is long
don't think about it
cause life is short
we'll do without it
Oh We can move on from here
Don't worry
The best we've known is yet to come
We can move on from here
Don't worry
The worst won't get the best of us
Some memories are crippling
Don't let the disease bring us down
There's nothing else to know
Just let it go
Yeah we'll do without it somehow
The world is gone
Don't think about it
Cause life is short
We'll do without it
Yeah
don't you worry
Though the world is gone
We'll carry on
We'll do without it, we'll do without it
Oh
Lyrics submitted by charliehi
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I assume that Mute Math being from New Orleans this about losing everything in Katrina, and I assume that it's from the singer to his wife saying the world isn't needed. It's a moving song, one of my favorite from Mute Math, when I first heard it played it on repeat at least twenty times.
... sometimes, things are meant to analze, but to image and understand. I'll leave this for everyone to think about.
This song gives me hope. i love it. 8)
Oh my gosh! Love this sonnngggg. Yeah it def.has to do with katrina and what it did to the bands home state...so sad but this song has a strong influence on those still struggling with it all
the chorus goes "We can move on forward, don't worry."
I love that though. Don't let the worst of times get the best of you, because the best of times is yet to come!
Actually it is <br /> "We can move on from here, don't worry"<br /> I just listened to it
I love this song sooo much! What I got out of it is that life will always take "every ounce" from us, but "we can move on" forward. "The best we've known is yet to come" because, some of us, when we die we'll be in heaven with our Lord with no more worries and no more pain. So, yeah. That's what I got out of it :)