This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
When nothing would show and sadness remained
I stood in the snow and watched how everything connects to one another another
Everything shows
And what do we know about what we've earned
Will all the love we've spent return to us
Or will we sour one another in a rush to feel right
I felt so alone out lost in the rain
I came to your door so I could say all these sentimental feelings
Everything feels right
And there in the night we said we would change
We wouldn't rely on all that pain that came before
I felt so unsure then I saw you
And I felt something bold and true
We won't hide from one another
Now I know we are right
Take it or leave it our hearts should be enough now
I stood in the snow and watched how everything connects to one another another
Everything shows
And what do we know about what we've earned
Will all the love we've spent return to us
Or will we sour one another in a rush to feel right
I felt so alone out lost in the rain
I came to your door so I could say all these sentimental feelings
Everything feels right
And there in the night we said we would change
We wouldn't rely on all that pain that came before
I felt so unsure then I saw you
And I felt something bold and true
We won't hide from one another
Now I know we are right
Take it or leave it our hearts should be enough now
Lyrics submitted by jokker
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