This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Ten feet tall behind your wall
Telling yourself that you're not small
Roll yourself into a tight ball
You can't be lost, if you've gone AWOL
You've never had one question
So comfortable living life so certain
Let me tell you about this then
No one really knows the truth
No, not you
There are monsters in the skies
There are demons in the sea
I have seen them with my eyes
I've seen what you won't see
Pull the wool out from your eyes
It won't shade your frail belief
In the end we cannot hide
There are other worlds than these
Closed up minds are hearty seeds
So plant yourself a gallows tree
Bury your head so you won't see
The truth you hide is the truth you seek
Feed it friction and lies
Oh, how it grows, the roots are all shallow
Hide yourself up inside
And on it goes
Reaping from the cell you sow
There are monsters in the skies
There are demons in the sea
I have seen them with my eyes
I've seen what you won't see
Pull the wool out from your eyes
It won't shade your frail belief
In the end we cannot hide
There are other worlds than these
Is it all an oddity?
Are we flakes of empty dust
Spinning on a ball of rust?
Maybe
But the light is ours to see
You had eyes, but sowed them shut
But the feeling in your gut won't fade
Is it all a tragedy?
Are we flashes in a rut
Going in and out of love?
Maybe
But the answers will not change
Even when they're covered up
All these questions in your gut won't fade
There are monsters in the skies
There are demons in the sea
I have seen them with my eyes
I've seen what you won't see
Pull the wool out from your eyes
It won't shade your frail belief
In the end we cannot hide
There are other worlds than
Worlds than these
Telling yourself that you're not small
Roll yourself into a tight ball
You can't be lost, if you've gone AWOL
You've never had one question
So comfortable living life so certain
Let me tell you about this then
No one really knows the truth
No, not you
There are monsters in the skies
There are demons in the sea
I have seen them with my eyes
I've seen what you won't see
Pull the wool out from your eyes
It won't shade your frail belief
In the end we cannot hide
There are other worlds than these
Closed up minds are hearty seeds
So plant yourself a gallows tree
Bury your head so you won't see
The truth you hide is the truth you seek
Feed it friction and lies
Oh, how it grows, the roots are all shallow
Hide yourself up inside
And on it goes
Reaping from the cell you sow
There are monsters in the skies
There are demons in the sea
I have seen them with my eyes
I've seen what you won't see
Pull the wool out from your eyes
It won't shade your frail belief
In the end we cannot hide
There are other worlds than these
Is it all an oddity?
Are we flakes of empty dust
Spinning on a ball of rust?
Maybe
But the light is ours to see
You had eyes, but sowed them shut
But the feeling in your gut won't fade
Is it all a tragedy?
Are we flashes in a rut
Going in and out of love?
Maybe
But the answers will not change
Even when they're covered up
All these questions in your gut won't fade
There are monsters in the skies
There are demons in the sea
I have seen them with my eyes
I've seen what you won't see
Pull the wool out from your eyes
It won't shade your frail belief
In the end we cannot hide
There are other worlds than
Worlds than these
Lyrics submitted by AdamArtz
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