This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
this is the dusk that breaks at 6 am
day in day out
you keep the child inside a man
but introverted
frustration has become a habit in time
true lie - you´re selling your cunt for a line
just swallow and learn how to love, not to spit
keep tasting and feel how you’re losing the grip
life’s colliding – it’s all changing
life’s colliding – my theopractical life
your death goes on right from day one
the clock goes tick
to reach the top you kneel deep down
the way’s to creep and crawl
take seat - convincingly release your fart
cold heat - you´re knowing your target by heart
transparent mask - you´re smiling while hiding your fears
final task - you´re living the love tasting tears
hear: life is calling
see: life goes on
real life is calling
see: life is crashing down
day in day out
you keep the child inside a man
but introverted
frustration has become a habit in time
true lie - you´re selling your cunt for a line
just swallow and learn how to love, not to spit
keep tasting and feel how you’re losing the grip
life’s colliding – it’s all changing
life’s colliding – my theopractical life
your death goes on right from day one
the clock goes tick
to reach the top you kneel deep down
the way’s to creep and crawl
take seat - convincingly release your fart
cold heat - you´re knowing your target by heart
transparent mask - you´re smiling while hiding your fears
final task - you´re living the love tasting tears
hear: life is calling
see: life goes on
real life is calling
see: life is crashing down
Lyrics submitted by Soilworker
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