This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Saw your face on TV
You say "It's all right, have no fear;
I am here"
Panic's ended
Your rights defended
From those who tried
To tell you about the other side
Of life, the strife that's going on
Go to sleep now
Count the sheep now
With us the dream will never end
It's easy to take what you are told
They said we need law and order
But now all our lives are bought and sold
And just for some law and order
Now your days grow colder
The plans they've got for you are clear
So clear
You're not so sure
You want that cure
And those who tried
To tell you about the shit that's going down
are found out on the moor
But just don't ask how
Curfew starts now
Get off the streets and bolt the door
We'll get away from here one day
I'll take you across the border
There's got to be somewhere we can stay
Where they don't need law and order
It's easy to take what you are told
They said we need law and order
But now all your lives are bought and sold
And just for some law and order
We'll get away from here one day
I'll take you across the border
There's got to be somewhere we can stay
Where they don't need law and order
You say "It's all right, have no fear;
I am here"
Panic's ended
Your rights defended
From those who tried
To tell you about the other side
Of life, the strife that's going on
Go to sleep now
Count the sheep now
With us the dream will never end
It's easy to take what you are told
They said we need law and order
But now all our lives are bought and sold
And just for some law and order
Now your days grow colder
The plans they've got for you are clear
So clear
You're not so sure
You want that cure
And those who tried
To tell you about the shit that's going down
are found out on the moor
But just don't ask how
Curfew starts now
Get off the streets and bolt the door
We'll get away from here one day
I'll take you across the border
There's got to be somewhere we can stay
Where they don't need law and order
It's easy to take what you are told
They said we need law and order
But now all your lives are bought and sold
And just for some law and order
We'll get away from here one day
I'll take you across the border
There's got to be somewhere we can stay
Where they don't need law and order
Lyrics submitted by RevAKMA
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