This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Sweet sentient beings, I apologize
Caused you suffering, didn't realize
Chose not to know
Shut my eyes
Closed my ears to your plaintive cries
Just like me
You feel, hear, see
Not an it
A he or she
Bred and raised for profit
Treated with disdain
Your brutal slaughter was never humane
Your blood was shed to satisfy my taste
Innocent lives I laid to waste
Can't change the past
But here and now
I'll fight for your freedom, this I do vow
Though for so many it will be too late
A vegan world I hope to celebrate
A vegan world I hope to celebrate
A vegan world I hope to celebrate
Caused you suffering, didn't realize
Chose not to know
Shut my eyes
Closed my ears to your plaintive cries
Just like me
You feel, hear, see
Not an it
A he or she
Bred and raised for profit
Treated with disdain
Your brutal slaughter was never humane
Your blood was shed to satisfy my taste
Innocent lives I laid to waste
Can't change the past
But here and now
I'll fight for your freedom, this I do vow
Though for so many it will be too late
A vegan world I hope to celebrate
A vegan world I hope to celebrate
A vegan world I hope to celebrate
Lyrics submitted by Eamon
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