This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Dreaming without sleep.
Sleeping without dreams.
The ones who give service
Are the ones screaming, "serve us!"
People you know are worse than strangers.
Everyone you know, can create dangers.
One slip up, your family will be singing,
"Hang her! Hang her!"
We, we, we love kharma.
Bleed, bleed, bleed carbon.
Need some air to breathe?
Don't ask me,
Ask your daddy.
It's hard enough to believe you're related.
It'll be hard to tell your friends you've mated.
Try to think of a conversation,
In the morning.
Quit mourning.
Fuck the fat bloated pigs in the hourglass.
More than 40 days have passed.
Take from the poor and give to the rich.
But, you honestly don't give a shit.
Don't lose grip.
Don't lose it.
Sleeping without dreams.
The ones who give service
Are the ones screaming, "serve us!"
People you know are worse than strangers.
Everyone you know, can create dangers.
One slip up, your family will be singing,
"Hang her! Hang her!"
We, we, we love kharma.
Bleed, bleed, bleed carbon.
Need some air to breathe?
Don't ask me,
Ask your daddy.
It's hard enough to believe you're related.
It'll be hard to tell your friends you've mated.
Try to think of a conversation,
In the morning.
Quit mourning.
Fuck the fat bloated pigs in the hourglass.
More than 40 days have passed.
Take from the poor and give to the rich.
But, you honestly don't give a shit.
Don't lose grip.
Don't lose it.
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