This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
we were once young
with reckless blood
our parents(still needs work) had said ''those kids, they think they're in love''
but that's just a word
a word can't define
the feeling that I would rather die
than forget the happiest time of my life
when we were young
making mistakes
is apart of life
but couldn't they happen when I was much older
when I
had someone to lose
other than you
nothing is more painful than the truth
not even my honesty could save
you from passing away
seconds and minutes and hours and days upon weeks into months
into years into decades of time that I wished I had spent
loving you til your death
my final regret
is before you died
I didn't dry your eyes
if someone out there
can hear my voice
I only ask that if you're given a choice
don't tell any lies
not one single lie
remember my dying words oh I have wasted my lifetime all
cause I
was too young
to know what was love
with reckless blood
our parents(still needs work) had said ''those kids, they think they're in love''
but that's just a word
a word can't define
the feeling that I would rather die
than forget the happiest time of my life
when we were young
making mistakes
is apart of life
but couldn't they happen when I was much older
when I
had someone to lose
other than you
nothing is more painful than the truth
not even my honesty could save
you from passing away
seconds and minutes and hours and days upon weeks into months
into years into decades of time that I wished I had spent
loving you til your death
my final regret
is before you died
I didn't dry your eyes
if someone out there
can hear my voice
I only ask that if you're given a choice
don't tell any lies
not one single lie
remember my dying words oh I have wasted my lifetime all
cause I
was too young
to know what was love
Lyrics submitted by Alley-oop21
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