This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Every time I see you
Your trying so hard
Selling a part of your soul
The clock on the wall
Says your not
Far from your goal
You'll just have to
Wait and see
Now it's not a
Question of time
You'll have to
Face your fear
Your hate, and fight
'Til the end,
Every time I see you
Your trying so hard
Trying so hard
But no one cares
You'll hate to
Learn to trust
No one but yourself
And always believe
Your trying so hard
Selling a part of your soul
The clock on the wall
Says your not
Far from your goal
You'll just have to
Wait and see
Now it's not a
Question of time
You'll have to
Face your fear
Your hate, and fight
'Til the end,
Every time I see you
Your trying so hard
Trying so hard
But no one cares
You'll hate to
Learn to trust
No one but yourself
And always believe
Lyrics submitted by GenerationExtreme
The End Lyrics as written by Arnold David Lanni Arnold Lanni
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