This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Forse bastava respirare, solo respirare un po'
Fino a riprendersi ogni battito
E non cercare l'attimo, per andar via
(Non andare via)
Perché non pio' essere abitudine
Dicembre senza te,
Chi resta qui spera l'impossibile
Invece no, non s'è più tempo per spiegare
Per chiedere se ti avevo dato amore
Io sono qui e avrei da dire ancora, ancora
Perché si spezzano tra i denti
Le cose più importanti
Quelle parole che non osiamo mai
E faccio un tuffo nel dolore, per farle risalire
Portarle qui, una per una qui
Le senti tu pesano e si posano per sempre su di noi
E se manchi tu, io non so ripeterle
io non riesco a dirle più
Invece no, qui piovono i ricordi
Ed io farei di più, di ammettere che è tardi
Come vorrei, poter parlare ancora, ancora
E Invece no, non ho più tempo per spiegare
Avevo anch'io, io qualcosa da sperare davanti a me
Qualcosa da finire insieme a te
Forse mi basta respirare
Solo respirare un po
Forse è tardi, forse invece no
Fino a riprendersi ogni battito
E non cercare l'attimo, per andar via
(Non andare via)
Perché non pio' essere abitudine
Dicembre senza te,
Chi resta qui spera l'impossibile
Invece no, non s'è più tempo per spiegare
Per chiedere se ti avevo dato amore
Io sono qui e avrei da dire ancora, ancora
Perché si spezzano tra i denti
Le cose più importanti
Quelle parole che non osiamo mai
E faccio un tuffo nel dolore, per farle risalire
Portarle qui, una per una qui
Le senti tu pesano e si posano per sempre su di noi
E se manchi tu, io non so ripeterle
io non riesco a dirle più
Invece no, qui piovono i ricordi
Ed io farei di più, di ammettere che è tardi
Come vorrei, poter parlare ancora, ancora
E Invece no, non ho più tempo per spiegare
Avevo anch'io, io qualcosa da sperare davanti a me
Qualcosa da finire insieme a te
Forse mi basta respirare
Solo respirare un po
Forse è tardi, forse invece no
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