This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Oh, it's safe to say
I knew it,
Yeah, I knew it all along,
Asking the same questions,
Singing the same songs.
I've been gone for a while,
Been traveling alone,
Searching for a new life,
When I already had my own.
So walk back home,
On every road.
On every road we crossed alone,
We're thinking of yours we left back home.
So follow the lines,
And I'll be your guide.
Cause we're the lucky ones,
On every road.
Yeah it's safe to say,
I knew that all the selfish things I do
Would eventually come creeping back around.
Oh way back when,
You called me young,
Said we're innocent and dumb,
I knew that you'd come creeping back around,
Again.
So walk back home,
On every road.
On every road we crossed alone,
We're thinking of yours we left back home.
So follow the lines,
And I'll be your guide.
Cause we're the lucky ones,
On every road.
Huh.
So walk back home,
On every road.
On every road we crossed alone,
We're thinking of yours we left back home.
So follow the lines,
And I'll be your guide,
Cause we're the lucky ones,
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
On every road we crossed alone,
We're thinking of yours we left back home.
So follow the lines,
And I'll be your guide.
Cause we're the lucky ones,
(So lucky, baby)
On every road we crossed alone,
We're thinking of yours we left back home.
So follow the lines,
And I'll be your guide.
Cause we're the lucky ones,
On every road.
I knew it,
Yeah, I knew it all along,
Asking the same questions,
Singing the same songs.
I've been gone for a while,
Been traveling alone,
Searching for a new life,
When I already had my own.
So walk back home,
On every road.
On every road we crossed alone,
We're thinking of yours we left back home.
So follow the lines,
And I'll be your guide.
Cause we're the lucky ones,
On every road.
Yeah it's safe to say,
I knew that all the selfish things I do
Would eventually come creeping back around.
Oh way back when,
You called me young,
Said we're innocent and dumb,
I knew that you'd come creeping back around,
Again.
So walk back home,
On every road.
On every road we crossed alone,
We're thinking of yours we left back home.
So follow the lines,
And I'll be your guide.
Cause we're the lucky ones,
On every road.
Huh.
So walk back home,
On every road.
On every road we crossed alone,
We're thinking of yours we left back home.
So follow the lines,
And I'll be your guide,
Cause we're the lucky ones,
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
On every road we crossed alone,
We're thinking of yours we left back home.
So follow the lines,
And I'll be your guide.
Cause we're the lucky ones,
(So lucky, baby)
On every road we crossed alone,
We're thinking of yours we left back home.
So follow the lines,
And I'll be your guide.
Cause we're the lucky ones,
On every road.
Lyrics submitted by heydeborah
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Isn't it We're thinking of THOSE we left back home Not yours..?
yes
I think it's "walk that curb" instead of "walk that comb."
Hshs I honestly had NO idea. Thank you though :)
Haha*<br /> FAIL.
I'm pretty sure it's "So walk back home on every road" because in their LP on iTunes that's how the lyrics go.
That makes a LOT more sense.. thanks!