This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
it was the hungriest night I ever knew
but it was hungry for you, love
and what a shame we spend so little time living
isn't it?
and our hunger is so wild like an only child
who could scream a healthy scream
what do you want to know?
I'll tell you anything
Your touches are virtue and I’m barely two shoes on the ground
How'd I get here?
We're rubbing horseshoes, your rabbit feet, around the roots of trees
How'd I get here?
but it was hungry for you, love
and what a shame we spend so little time living
isn't it?
and our hunger is so wild like an only child
who could scream a healthy scream
what do you want to know?
I'll tell you anything
Your touches are virtue and I’m barely two shoes on the ground
How'd I get here?
We're rubbing horseshoes, your rabbit feet, around the roots of trees
How'd I get here?
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I think this song is about a relationship full of desire and infatuation and longing not just towards each other but towards the world "what a shame that we spent so little time living" seems to me like they're hungry for life and everything it offers Beautiful song
@sighfulust Excelent!
This is what I hear:
Your touches are virtue and I’m rarely two shoes on the ground How'd I get here? For running pushes your rabbit feet around the roots of trees How'd I get here?
These lyrics express longing rather beautifully. The only thing I get confused about is the "only child" part.
Ugh I love this song so much.
I listened again and after this phrase, "For running pushes your rabbit feet," I hear "on the ground" and then something else. Ah well
This is what I hear:
Your touches are virtue and I’m rarely two shoes on the ground How'd I get here? For running pushes your rabbit feet around the roots of trees How'd I get here?
These lyrics express longing rather beautifully. The only thing I get confused about is the "only child" part.
Ugh I love this song so much.
Sigh. Sorry for posting so much on this one song but I hope I finally have the lyrics now, lol.
Your touches are virtue and I’m rarely two shoes on the ground How'd I get here? For running pushes your rabbit feet on the grounded roots of trees How'd I get here?
Sigh. Sorry for posting so much on this one song but I hope I finally have the lyrics now, lol.
Your touches are virtue and I’m rarely two shoes on the ground How'd I get here? For running pushes your rabbit feet on the grounded roots of trees How'd I get here?
it was the hungriest night I ever knew but it was hungry for you, love and what a shame we spend so little time living isn't it?
our hunger is so wild like an only child I could scream a healthy scream what do you want to know? I'll tell you anything
Your touches of virtue, and I'm rarely two shoes on the ground, how'd I get here? From rubbing horseshoes, your rabbit feet, underground, the roots of trees how'd I get here?
I guess I'm getting an Alice In Wonderland vibe. Wish they'd publish the lyrics for us!
Another beautiful beatiful song from this guy
yeh its a tough one lyrics are really vague at points
he obiously likes to do this but it is perfect for his songs
i was sure he is saying - " and im burning tissues on the ground "
which means she is so pure and he is the opposite
but why would anyone burn tissues?
The title is your rabbit feet. And so what I hear is we're rubbing horseshoes, your rabbit feet. They are good luck charms which seems to be the link