This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
And then the seasons get you down
I'll come running to tuck you in
Out the window looks like all of the colors
All of them melting down
Been escaping, barely keeps him awake, shivering in your clothes
Frosty glasses cracking into the shades,
tryin' to forget you yet
Hello, hello
You always seem to call and nothing's on
Proceed to memory
Hello, hello
You always seem t forget before we leave the information's in
You're awfully calm and dull
Hello, hello
You're awfully calm, is all
Hello, hello
And when the seasons get you down
I'll come running to tuck you in
And out the window looks like all of the colors, all of them melting down
I hate escaping, barely keeps you awake, shivering in your clothes
My frosty glasses cracking into the shades,
tryin' to forget you, no
Word, fire, wind, hey, eh-oh
And soon, all you'll have is the memory
And then you won't even have that memory
Oh-oh-oh
And soon, all you'll have is the memory
Oh-oh-oh
And then you won't even have that memory
Oh-oh-oh
Until all you'll have is the memory
Oh-oh-oh
And then you won't even have that memory
Come out of there, we got just one chance,
If you lose, no one is a
Come out of there, we got just one chance,
If you lose, no one is a
Come out of there, we got just one chance,
If you lose, no one is a
Come out of there, we got just one chance,
If you lose, no one is a
I'll come running to tuck you in
Out the window looks like all of the colors
All of them melting down
Been escaping, barely keeps him awake, shivering in your clothes
Frosty glasses cracking into the shades,
tryin' to forget you yet
Hello, hello
You always seem to call and nothing's on
Proceed to memory
Hello, hello
You always seem t forget before we leave the information's in
You're awfully calm and dull
Hello, hello
You're awfully calm, is all
Hello, hello
And when the seasons get you down
I'll come running to tuck you in
And out the window looks like all of the colors, all of them melting down
I hate escaping, barely keeps you awake, shivering in your clothes
My frosty glasses cracking into the shades,
tryin' to forget you, no
Word, fire, wind, hey, eh-oh
And soon, all you'll have is the memory
And then you won't even have that memory
Oh-oh-oh
And soon, all you'll have is the memory
Oh-oh-oh
And then you won't even have that memory
Oh-oh-oh
Until all you'll have is the memory
Oh-oh-oh
And then you won't even have that memory
Come out of there, we got just one chance,
If you lose, no one is a
Come out of there, we got just one chance,
If you lose, no one is a
Come out of there, we got just one chance,
If you lose, no one is a
Come out of there, we got just one chance,
If you lose, no one is a
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Holy sh** these comments.
"Been escaping" and "I hate escaping" should be "The heat escaping," hence the shivering.
Also, I think it's probably "You're awfully cold, is all," in keeping with the lack of heat/shivering theme. Also a nifty double entendre.
Here are the official lyrics for the whole album - imgur.com/a/vnSrP
"Been escaping"
It is definitely heat escaping. I like to think of someone who loves fall time and hates the cold of winter. "And when the seasons get you down" And how the beautiful leaves die and wither. "Out your window looks like all of the colors, all of them melting down." Then winter comes along and the heat escapes, you shiver in your clothes, the glass frosts, and you can barely sleep. I love the melody at the end.
Deep in winter, youll just have a memory. Late winter, you won't even have the memory. (Of the fall time) "We got just one night" (Left of fall)