This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Grey weather just fool me, just tell me I'm right
Despite the careless words you say, I'm always keeping faith.
Chart the numbers, see a trend, we are moving in place
Despite your lack of blowing over I'm always keeping faith
You'd say this is not the time for goodbyes, it's too late.
You'd say this is not the time for goodbyes, it's too late, it's too late.
In the bright light of morning, map the last leg of the trip I call on you to catch me as I'm coming over that bridge
Through the night fog of the beach and the cracking concrete, the broken wings of reverie leave me always having faith
And you'd say, this is not the time for goodbyes
it's too late
you'd say, this is not the time for goodbyes
it's too late
it's too late
Despite the careless words you say, I'm always keeping faith.
Chart the numbers, see a trend, we are moving in place
Despite your lack of blowing over I'm always keeping faith
You'd say this is not the time for goodbyes, it's too late.
You'd say this is not the time for goodbyes, it's too late, it's too late.
In the bright light of morning, map the last leg of the trip I call on you to catch me as I'm coming over that bridge
Through the night fog of the beach and the cracking concrete, the broken wings of reverie leave me always having faith
And you'd say, this is not the time for goodbyes
it's too late
you'd say, this is not the time for goodbyes
it's too late
it's too late
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chart the numbers, see a trend...we are moving in place
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In the chorus, the line "this is not the time to say goodbye/ it's too late" - would this be like saying, "no, don't say it now. the time for goodbye is gone and you don't get to say it" or more of a "hey, it's really late. you can't go now, so don't say goodbye. stay here with me?"
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