This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Bombs over the street, bombs all over the subway
Bombs on your mind, when there is no one around
In your garden there was never a problem
But now you're standing on the street
Bombs for your dad, bombs for your mummy
Bombs that passed a long time ago
And in your childhood there was never a problem
But now you're standing on the street
And you wish that there was something you could do
To win back that feeling that was new and fresh but
Bombs over the street, bombs all over the subway
Bombs on your mind and the people around
It's such a shame now, this game you play now
You're standing lonely on the street
With bombs tied on to your feet
Blood all over the street, blood all over your body
Blood on your mind and the people around
And in your garden there was never a problem
But now you're standing on the street
And you wish that there was something you could do
To win back that feeling that was new and fresh but
Bombs over the street, bombs all over the subway
Bombs on your mind and the people around
It's such a shame now, this game you play now
You're standing lonely on the street
With bombs tied on to your feet
Bombs on your mind, when there is no one around
In your garden there was never a problem
But now you're standing on the street
Bombs for your dad, bombs for your mummy
Bombs that passed a long time ago
And in your childhood there was never a problem
But now you're standing on the street
And you wish that there was something you could do
To win back that feeling that was new and fresh but
Bombs over the street, bombs all over the subway
Bombs on your mind and the people around
It's such a shame now, this game you play now
You're standing lonely on the street
With bombs tied on to your feet
Blood all over the street, blood all over your body
Blood on your mind and the people around
And in your garden there was never a problem
But now you're standing on the street
And you wish that there was something you could do
To win back that feeling that was new and fresh but
Bombs over the street, bombs all over the subway
Bombs on your mind and the people around
It's such a shame now, this game you play now
You're standing lonely on the street
With bombs tied on to your feet
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Theodore John "Ted" Kaczynsk aka The Unabomber.
No it's not about him, the name is just stolen from there. It's about a lad who came backstage in Hamburg (I think it was, Germany anyway) who was Middle East-looking and talking about how he was going to bomb embassies. They found him scary and wrote this song, great one.
that's creepy. good song, though.
reminds me of the song 'Peace Frog' by the doors