This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
With the skeleton frame laid out
Its shame was just to stay awake all night
Was it the last thing on your mind
Smoke travels along the thoughts
Of the old tree that could be falling down on us
So you could say you tried
But the dancer gave you no reward
You were standing on your broken toes all night
Witchy park done us wrong this time
We were talking like we knew the words
You could only guess can't you see the mess we're in
Witchy park done us wrong again
Witchy park done us wrong again
Summer is through some other arms around me
Like sheets would grow too full
Windows are fast to close
The suns gonna come down faster than the words reply
We talk and talk all night
In the morning it wont sound wrong
But the dancer gave you no reward
You were standing on your broken toes all night
Witchy park done us wrong this time
We were talking like we knew the words
You could only guess can't you see the mess we're in
Witchy park done us wrong again
Witchy park done us wrong again
Its shame was just to stay awake all night
Was it the last thing on your mind
Smoke travels along the thoughts
Of the old tree that could be falling down on us
So you could say you tried
But the dancer gave you no reward
You were standing on your broken toes all night
Witchy park done us wrong this time
We were talking like we knew the words
You could only guess can't you see the mess we're in
Witchy park done us wrong again
Witchy park done us wrong again
Summer is through some other arms around me
Like sheets would grow too full
Windows are fast to close
The suns gonna come down faster than the words reply
We talk and talk all night
In the morning it wont sound wrong
But the dancer gave you no reward
You were standing on your broken toes all night
Witchy park done us wrong this time
We were talking like we knew the words
You could only guess can't you see the mess we're in
Witchy park done us wrong again
Witchy park done us wrong again
Lyrics submitted by iangurteen
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Tricky one, the start of line 2 and 4 in the 1st verse are hard to hear, as are lines 1,2 and 6 in verse 2. See youtube.com/watch for a great version. NOW IF ANYONE CAN TELL ME THE LYRIC TO THE SECOND PART OF THS TRACK (TOMORROW WILL TAKE CARE OF ITSELF)!! AND IT'S ONLY GOT ONE REPEATED LINE! ...IT'S TIME TO LEARN TO COPE, LEARN THE COLD, LEARN THE COLD?!? HELP.
Thanks for posting this lyrics iangurteen! I have been waiting for someone to attempt to post these. Something small that needs changed is I believe it's "But the dancer gave you no reward when you were standing on your broken toes all night." Small fix but I am pretty sure that is it. As for the second part, I've been trying to figure out the repeated line forever. This is what I think it is, but this is a total guess too.<br /> <br /> Tomorrow will take care of them<br /> It's time to learn the cold again<br /> <br /> Tomorrow will take care of it<br /> It's time to learn to cope again<br /> <br /> Mat seems to layer lyrics like this. A perfect example is in the Somedays Are Better Than Others song by Carissa's Wierd.<br /> <br /> Somedays are better than others<br /> Some people are to<br /> Some feel alot better than others<br /> Just Look At You.<br /> <br /> Each vocalist says a different line and then they just layer them on top of each other. I think the same thing is going on with this song. Saying all that though I could be dead wrong haha.
Hi, thanks for your comments, I must get into Carissa someday! I think you're right about "standing" rather than "stepping" - confusingly there is a beautiful live version at youtube.com/watch where he clearly sings "stepping!" - I'm seeing them live next friday in London, can't wait!
Nice! I have seen them 3 times. I went to the cd release show in Seattle for the self titled album and saw them 2 other times in Cleveland. They are always a treat. I would definitely recommend Carissa's Wierd for sure though if you are a Grand Archives fan. It's definitely slower, and darker, but the combination of Mat Brooke and Jen Ghetto vocals is just amazing. If you want to check any of it out I have the whole discography. E-mail me or something and I can figure out a way to send it to you. delpchris@gmail.com
thanks for the offer, i've got everything though, I just never got round to listening to it yet!
Hi there,<br /> <br /> First thanks for the lyrics, iangurteen.<br /> And about Tomorrow will part I think the song is<br /> <br /> Tomorrow will take care of them<br /> It's time to learn to hold again<br /> <br /> The only other guess is - to hope again (at the end), but I don't think so
Hi - I'm not sure. At the end he seems to sing IT'S TIME TO LEARN THE COLD AGAIN but when Jenn is singing with him she sings ...LEARN TO COPE AGAIN. I think Mat is messing with our heads!!
i asked mat at a concert a few months ago, and he said "tomorrow will take care and then it's time to learn the cold again". (though of course there's still a chance that there are other versions lapped over that line)<br /> The title (tomorrow will take care of itself) refers to something the protagonist of the Tom Hanks film "Joe versus the Volcano" comes to realize/believe, by the way.