This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Day to day, day in, day out
Hum drum drone zone
To and fro and so it goes
Hum drum drone zone
Buzz, buzzing busy bees
Consumer dreams and mall shopping schemes
Buzz, buzzing, oh, look at their eyes
They're mesmerized in the drone zone, drone zone
Far up above, up and away
Up in the ether of opal and gray
Biding our time at the end of a line
We're cast adrift on the doldrum shift
Buzz, buzzing is far away
As we wait to be blown clear away
Buzz, buzzing, we wait alone
To make a break from the drone zone, drone zone
Far down below, row after row
Insect life in a healthy cancer glow
Manicured lawns stretch to a yawn
Hum drum drone zone
Buzz, buzzing busy bees
Buzz, buzzing in the breeze
Buzz, buzzing all alone
To and fro in the drone zone, drone zone
Drone zone, drone zone
Drone zone
Hum drum drone zone
To and fro and so it goes
Hum drum drone zone
Buzz, buzzing busy bees
Consumer dreams and mall shopping schemes
Buzz, buzzing, oh, look at their eyes
They're mesmerized in the drone zone, drone zone
Far up above, up and away
Up in the ether of opal and gray
Biding our time at the end of a line
We're cast adrift on the doldrum shift
Buzz, buzzing is far away
As we wait to be blown clear away
Buzz, buzzing, we wait alone
To make a break from the drone zone, drone zone
Far down below, row after row
Insect life in a healthy cancer glow
Manicured lawns stretch to a yawn
Hum drum drone zone
Buzz, buzzing busy bees
Buzz, buzzing in the breeze
Buzz, buzzing all alone
To and fro in the drone zone, drone zone
Drone zone, drone zone
Drone zone
Lyrics submitted by stentorian
Drone Zone Lyrics as written by Stephen Hilton Susan Janet Ballion
Lyrics © BMG Rights Management, Universal Music Publishing Group
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