This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
As the river flows from afar
No matter how much you try to drain it
Hunger makes the stars wander on
Your place is to grow what shall feed them
As the anger grows in your heart
No matter how much you try to deny it
Hunger makes his people go on
Our place is to grow what shall feed them
Rain is falling on the fields
They grow on me
Reach towards the sun
One day you will join the soil
But first we grow
My field
My seeds
I am
The Harvest
As the gods all watch as we grow
No matter what we will stand by our master
Our cradle and our graves under stones
Dug up by fathers resting beneath us
Rain is falling on the fields
They grow on me
Reach towards the sun
One day you will join the soil
But first we grow
My field
My seeds
I am
The Harvest
Would you like to sprout from the ground
No matter how long it takes, he's returning
Our destiny is written in dirt
Nurtured by mothers raised by the season
Rain is falling on the fields
They grow on me
Reach towards the sun
One day you will join the soil
But first we grow
My field
My seeds
I am
The Harvest
No matter how much you try to drain it
Hunger makes the stars wander on
Your place is to grow what shall feed them
As the anger grows in your heart
No matter how much you try to deny it
Hunger makes his people go on
Our place is to grow what shall feed them
Rain is falling on the fields
They grow on me
Reach towards the sun
One day you will join the soil
But first we grow
My field
My seeds
I am
The Harvest
As the gods all watch as we grow
No matter what we will stand by our master
Our cradle and our graves under stones
Dug up by fathers resting beneath us
Rain is falling on the fields
They grow on me
Reach towards the sun
One day you will join the soil
But first we grow
My field
My seeds
I am
The Harvest
Would you like to sprout from the ground
No matter how long it takes, he's returning
Our destiny is written in dirt
Nurtured by mothers raised by the season
Rain is falling on the fields
They grow on me
Reach towards the sun
One day you will join the soil
But first we grow
My field
My seeds
I am
The Harvest
Lyrics submitted by LosGatosGirl
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