This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
We have seen a darkness
But we have seen a light
We have felt the love
Of a hope’s hot blood
In the machinery of night
We have seen a darkness
But we have seen the sun
We have come undone
To a love’s hot song
In a symphony of blood
The valley of the shadow knows our name
We have seen a night
But we have seen the day
Dressed in the blood of love’s hot veins
We have overcome
Yeah, we have overcome
Born into the grave
But born a second time
We’ve been born again
Into loves hot hands
On someone else’s dime
The valley of the shadow knows our name
We have seen a night
But we have seen the day
Dressed in the blood of loves hot veins
We have overcome
Yeah, we have overcome
You have called us loved
And you have called us wanted
One time we were bruised
We were bankrupt and haunted
But we have seen a light
We have felt the love
Of a hope’s hot blood
In the machinery of night
We have seen a darkness
But we have seen the sun
We have come undone
To a love’s hot song
In a symphony of blood
The valley of the shadow knows our name
We have seen a night
But we have seen the day
Dressed in the blood of love’s hot veins
We have overcome
Yeah, we have overcome
Born into the grave
But born a second time
We’ve been born again
Into loves hot hands
On someone else’s dime
The valley of the shadow knows our name
We have seen a night
But we have seen the day
Dressed in the blood of loves hot veins
We have overcome
Yeah, we have overcome
You have called us loved
And you have called us wanted
One time we were bruised
We were bankrupt and haunted
Lyrics submitted by kj33wr
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