This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Did you notice my head in my hands?
Through all this, I finally understand
That I don't believe it
If I'm honest this took me too long
I was helpless, I couldn't stop holding on
But now there's nothing to hold on to
This is not love and I don't need saving
Keep all you're guilt soaked, ugly persuasion
With power to build and destroy
It's funny you happen to hear his voice
Though we don't hear it
Forgive me but how can this be?
I notice you're never called crazy
But I bet you're close
This is not love and I don't need saving
Keep all you're guilt soaked, ugly persuasion
I don't see your promised land
This one life is all I have
It's a world I'll call my own
Through all this, I finally understand
That I don't believe it
If I'm honest this took me too long
I was helpless, I couldn't stop holding on
But now there's nothing to hold on to
This is not love and I don't need saving
Keep all you're guilt soaked, ugly persuasion
With power to build and destroy
It's funny you happen to hear his voice
Though we don't hear it
Forgive me but how can this be?
I notice you're never called crazy
But I bet you're close
This is not love and I don't need saving
Keep all you're guilt soaked, ugly persuasion
I don't see your promised land
This one life is all I have
It's a world I'll call my own
Lyrics submitted by drweeto
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