This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
And I want to be down
And I want to get up
And I want to lay low
And I want to be loved
But a dream makes noise,
you better check your head
Ambition is mine and it's heavy as lead
The sum of any outcome
Undone
And I want find peace
And I want to get through
And I want come clean
And I want to be true
As I turn a page on a life less lived
All I have I would gladly give
The sum of any outcome
Undone
[CHORUS]
I am mine, I am mine again
I recognize who it is that I am
I am mine, I am mine again
Can any one tell me where I've been?
I am mine, I am mine again
All we've lost is time in the end
Waiting for the sum of any outcome
Undone
And I want to find faith
And I want to be sure
And I want to say less
And I want to know more
I am not alone, I never have been
We are all one, we divide within
The sum of any outcome
Undone
[CHORUS]
And I want to get up
And I want to lay low
And I want to be loved
But a dream makes noise,
you better check your head
Ambition is mine and it's heavy as lead
The sum of any outcome
Undone
And I want find peace
And I want to get through
And I want come clean
And I want to be true
As I turn a page on a life less lived
All I have I would gladly give
The sum of any outcome
Undone
[CHORUS]
I am mine, I am mine again
I recognize who it is that I am
I am mine, I am mine again
Can any one tell me where I've been?
I am mine, I am mine again
All we've lost is time in the end
Waiting for the sum of any outcome
Undone
And I want to find faith
And I want to be sure
And I want to say less
And I want to know more
I am not alone, I never have been
We are all one, we divide within
The sum of any outcome
Undone
[CHORUS]
Lyrics submitted by BlueAndStarry
Undone Lyrics as written by Joshua David Joplin
Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group
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