This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
A million laps around the sun
And mankind ruined it all in a matter of centuries
Good job, 1-0 to Humanity
What's up with the vanity?
What do we actually have to prove to remove our insanity?
How many miles of ice have to melt before we show some sanity?
Hear me out...
When all the wonders of the world are gone, razed and destroyed
There will be no time to ask why it all came to this
We can almost hear the glaciers
Breaking day and night
Still we don't do a damn thing and I just can't see why?
Welcome to the last days of the earth
Welcome, everything is too late now
Welcome, was it really worth it in the end?
Welcome to the end of the world
The very last tick of this planet
Still we don't realize
That al of us will pay the price
No such thing as the luxury to think twice
God may be a kid with an ant farm
And we made him shake the box
Why wasn't to save the world on top of everyone's to do list?
Welcome to the last days of the earth
Welcome, everything is too late now
Welcome, was it really worth it in the end?
Welcome to the end of the world
When the power of love
Overcomes the love of power
The world will finally come to peace
When all the wonders of the world are gone, razed and destroyed
There will be no time to ask why it all came to this
We can almost hear the glaciers
Breaking day and night
Still we don't do a damn thing and I just can't see why?
Welcome to the last days of the earth
Welcome, everything is too late now
Welcome, was it really worth it in the end?
Welcome to the end of the world
Take a breath, make it deep
It could be the last, we'll ever make
But keep in mind, keep in mind
We brought this one on ourselves
We brought this one on ourselves
And mankind ruined it all in a matter of centuries
Good job, 1-0 to Humanity
What's up with the vanity?
What do we actually have to prove to remove our insanity?
How many miles of ice have to melt before we show some sanity?
Hear me out...
When all the wonders of the world are gone, razed and destroyed
There will be no time to ask why it all came to this
We can almost hear the glaciers
Breaking day and night
Still we don't do a damn thing and I just can't see why?
Welcome to the last days of the earth
Welcome, everything is too late now
Welcome, was it really worth it in the end?
Welcome to the end of the world
The very last tick of this planet
Still we don't realize
That al of us will pay the price
No such thing as the luxury to think twice
God may be a kid with an ant farm
And we made him shake the box
Why wasn't to save the world on top of everyone's to do list?
Welcome to the last days of the earth
Welcome, everything is too late now
Welcome, was it really worth it in the end?
Welcome to the end of the world
When the power of love
Overcomes the love of power
The world will finally come to peace
When all the wonders of the world are gone, razed and destroyed
There will be no time to ask why it all came to this
We can almost hear the glaciers
Breaking day and night
Still we don't do a damn thing and I just can't see why?
Welcome to the last days of the earth
Welcome, everything is too late now
Welcome, was it really worth it in the end?
Welcome to the end of the world
Take a breath, make it deep
It could be the last, we'll ever make
But keep in mind, keep in mind
We brought this one on ourselves
We brought this one on ourselves
Lyrics submitted by shatterzero666
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This song was originally written by a guy called Peter Gutteridge. He was one of the founders of the "Dunedin Sound" a musical scene in the south of New Zealand in the early 80s. From there it was covered by "The Clean" one of the early bands of that scene (he had originally been a member of in it's early days, writing a couple of their best early songs). The Dunedin sound, and the Clean became popular on american college radio in the mid to late 80s. I guess Yo La Tengo heard that version.
Great version of a great song,
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can't understand that no one has commented on this one yet! I LOVE THIS SONG, and it's apparently about global warming.
I don't know. If you look in the verse:
"When the power of love Overcomes the love of power The world will finally come to peace"
It is mainly focusing on talking about a type of world war in my opinion that has "razed and destroyed" the Earth because the love for power is much greater than "the power of love".
Global warming does sound probable also because it talks about the glaciers cracking and breaking. However, when you think of destruction and razed land, the best possibility is thinking of a war, kind of like a nuclear holocaust.
Also with the lines:
"God may be a kid with an ant farm And we made him shake the box Why wasn't to save the world on top of everyone's to do list?"
It is in a sense saying that we have screwed ourselves over as a civilization given a chance by God, and that we, basically, pissed him off to where he wants us to destroy ourselves.
I don't know man.<br /> <br /> I think "How many miles of ice have to melt before we show some sanity?"<br /> and <br /> "We can almost hear the glaciers/Breaking day and night/Still we don't do a damn thing and I just can't see why?" kind of speaks for itself. But thats just my humble opinion!