This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Smash your face, slash your wrists
Drink a keg and bash your fists
Poke your vein and lose your head
You're insane, aren't you dead?
Now why do you want to go and kill yourself?
That's the question that's on everybody's mind
Are you looking for some kind of cheap attention?
Or are you just… wasting our time!
Pick a fight at the bar
Throw yourself in front of a car
You take some pills and no one cries
Can't you kill? Won't you die?
Hang yourself high on glue
You're still alive what will you do
You overdose on PCP (ssnuuuff)
But you get no sympathy
Drink a keg and bash your fists
Poke your vein and lose your head
You're insane, aren't you dead?
Now why do you want to go and kill yourself?
That's the question that's on everybody's mind
Are you looking for some kind of cheap attention?
Or are you just… wasting our time!
Pick a fight at the bar
Throw yourself in front of a car
You take some pills and no one cries
Can't you kill? Won't you die?
Hang yourself high on glue
You're still alive what will you do
You overdose on PCP (ssnuuuff)
But you get no sympathy
Lyrics submitted by pUnK-jUnKiE
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