This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
In America today,
Every 25 fucking
Seconds someone
Is viciously raped,
Someone is
Brutally violated;
250 times a day,
Someone is murdered,
Someone's life is taken,
In America;
This is America,
This is America,
And I love America,
I love America!
No remorse for the pain
Look into the eyes of death
Strong man cannot endure
Big god of this earth
Liar!
Big god, no god!
Take back this life
Give back this world
"Woe to you
Of earth and sea"
Big god will always be
Liar!
Big god, no god!
Burn!
Raped souls
God raped souls
Of our lives
Hammers crush all our lives
Just like clockwork
They'll crush our lives
Every 25 fucking
Seconds someone
Is viciously raped,
Someone is
Brutally violated;
250 times a day,
Someone is murdered,
Someone's life is taken,
In America;
This is America,
This is America,
And I love America,
I love America!
No remorse for the pain
Look into the eyes of death
Strong man cannot endure
Big god of this earth
Liar!
Big god, no god!
Take back this life
Give back this world
"Woe to you
Of earth and sea"
Big god will always be
Liar!
Big god, no god!
Burn!
Raped souls
God raped souls
Of our lives
Hammers crush all our lives
Just like clockwork
They'll crush our lives
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I think this is going more towards the idea that there is no God, because if there was these things wouldn't happen.