This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
In a lifetime
There's a moment
To awaken
To the sound of
Your heartbeat
Unbroken
And you're free now
And I will remain
Still dreaming
Alive and aware
The love that I once believed in
And one day you'll feel me
A whisper upon the breeze
And I'll watch you stand there
Unafraid
And I'll speak to you silently
And know that you'll hear me
The feeling is more than I've ever known
And one day you'll feel me
In a whisper upon the breeze
And I'll watch you stand there
Unafraid
And I'll speak to you silently
And know that you'll hear me
Come back to me
Please believe
The feeling is more than I've ever known
I can't believe it was just an illusion
There's a moment
To awaken
To the sound of
Your heartbeat
Unbroken
And you're free now
And I will remain
Still dreaming
Alive and aware
The love that I once believed in
And one day you'll feel me
A whisper upon the breeze
And I'll watch you stand there
Unafraid
And I'll speak to you silently
And know that you'll hear me
The feeling is more than I've ever known
And one day you'll feel me
In a whisper upon the breeze
And I'll watch you stand there
Unafraid
And I'll speak to you silently
And know that you'll hear me
Come back to me
Please believe
The feeling is more than I've ever known
I can't believe it was just an illusion
Lyrics submitted by Octavarium64
The Lost Song, Pt. 2 Lyrics as written by Jamie Cavanagh Daniel Cavanagh
Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group
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