This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
You are my angel
Come from way above to bring me love
Her eyes, she's on the dark side
Neutralize every man in sight
To love you, love you, love you
You are my angel
Come from way above
To love you, love you, love you
Come from way above to bring me love
Her eyes, she's on the dark side
Neutralize every man in sight
To love you, love you, love you
You are my angel
Come from way above
To love you, love you, love you
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it's not really about her "beauty" as everyone is thinking. Imagine a man using crack, it gives him so much pleasure but at the same time he is wasting away; dying. Well the song is about a relationship that you want, and need so much that you are literally wasting away from it, you are dying because of a woman. If you listen to the guitars in the song, you can actually "hear" pain. It's about the detriment of our relationships. A woman of dark "beauty", one who you can't get away from, but she just slowly, slowly kills you.