This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Sick of throwing the small rocks across the window
Usually I would hang out till midnight then walk home
I know someday you'll wonder where did that boy go
All those fantasies I've created of us for years now
I've been crying for so fucking long
Now I’m laughing
I am hoping to show you that I care
I hope you’re willing
Could we both be living in the same small town now?
(I still remember you said, throwing those rocks across my window)
Wonder if you would know my face if we crossed paths
(I still remember your face; I’ve been looking for you all over the place)
What are the rules and odds that in time I’ll find you?
All those fantasies of us I've created for years now
I've been crying for so fucking long
Now I’m laughing
I am hoping to show you that I care
I hope you’re willing
And I sit and wonder
Cause I know that its time
And I listen to the sound of laughter
And I…..
I’ve been crying for so fucking long
Now I’m laughing
I am hoping to show you that I care
I hope you’re willing
And it’s been even for so many years
But I’m changing
To the man I know I should have been
And I like it
Usually I would hang out till midnight then walk home
I know someday you'll wonder where did that boy go
All those fantasies I've created of us for years now
I've been crying for so fucking long
Now I’m laughing
I am hoping to show you that I care
I hope you’re willing
Could we both be living in the same small town now?
(I still remember you said, throwing those rocks across my window)
Wonder if you would know my face if we crossed paths
(I still remember your face; I’ve been looking for you all over the place)
What are the rules and odds that in time I’ll find you?
All those fantasies of us I've created for years now
I've been crying for so fucking long
Now I’m laughing
I am hoping to show you that I care
I hope you’re willing
And I sit and wonder
Cause I know that its time
And I listen to the sound of laughter
And I…..
I’ve been crying for so fucking long
Now I’m laughing
I am hoping to show you that I care
I hope you’re willing
And it’s been even for so many years
But I’m changing
To the man I know I should have been
And I like it
Lyrics submitted by Stella7650
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