This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
I wrote a protest song about you, about you
Set off on a long march without you, without you x2
I wrote a protest song about you, about you
About whats left that lies between us, I'm walking
So many things we're burning for
I set myself on fire without you, without you
I wrote a song about you, about you
That not a soul was meant to hear, except you
I wrote a protest song about you, about you
I cheated gravity to chase you, to chase you
And through the burning space between us, you're falling
You have a long way, long way to fall
I set myself on fire without you
I wrote a song about you, about you
That not a soul was meant to hear, except you
So many things we're burning for (Repeat 7X)
Set off on a long march without you, without you x2
I wrote a protest song about you, about you
About whats left that lies between us, I'm walking
So many things we're burning for
I set myself on fire without you, without you
I wrote a song about you, about you
That not a soul was meant to hear, except you
I wrote a protest song about you, about you
I cheated gravity to chase you, to chase you
And through the burning space between us, you're falling
You have a long way, long way to fall
I set myself on fire without you
I wrote a song about you, about you
That not a soul was meant to hear, except you
So many things we're burning for (Repeat 7X)
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First of all I'm pretty sure the first line is "I wrote, I wrote a song about you, about you" not a "protest song"
This song is deff. about a relationship that has ended ubruptly. The speaker has extrememely bitter feelings towards their past partner and is walking away from them. This song is pretty much the "cold shoulder" put into lyrics.
As far as the "I'll set myself on fire without you" I believe this simply means the speaker is ready to take risks without their previous partner.
the line is 100% "I wrote a protest song ..." that is for sure.
It sounds more like he (for sake of argument, he, could be she) left her, and she is furious. Long marches and setting yourself on fire are forms of protest, and protests are done because you're angry about someone/thing. Cheating gravity suggests to me he swept her off her feet, and the burning space between them suggests he dumped her abruptly and she is really mad. You would think they both would have a long way to fall, but she specifically calls out that he has a long way to fall, suggesting she will be mad for a long time.<br /> <br /> As for the last lyric (so many things worth burning for), I'm not so sure - it could mean it was worth it and that she would get back together in a heartbeat, or it could mean he was a waste of time and there are many other things worth being mad about. Maybe both.