This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Beasts don't have a second to think
But we don't appreciate our things
Beasts don't have a second to think
But we don't appreciate our things
Beasts don't have a second to think
But we don't appreciate our things
Beasts don't have a second to think
But we don't appreciate our things
Beasts don't have a second to think
But we don't appreciate our things
Beasts don't have a second to think
But we don't appreciate our things
Dark cloud
Descended again
Has a dark cloud descended again
Has a dark cloud descended again
And a shadow moves in
Dark cloud
Descended again
And a shadow moves in the darkness
Dark cloud
Descended again
Has a dark cloud descended again
Has a dark cloud descended again
And a shadow moves in the darkness
Dark cloud
Descended again
And a shadow moves in the darkness
Beasts don't have a second to think
But we don't appreciate our things
Beasts don't have a second to think
But we don't appreciate our things
Beasts don't have a second to think
But we don't appreciate our things
Beasts don't have a second to think
But we don't appreciate our things
Beasts don't have a second to think
But we don't appreciate our things
Beasts don't have a second to think
But we don't appreciate our things
But we don't appreciate our things
Beasts don't have a second to think
But we don't appreciate our things
Beasts don't have a second to think
But we don't appreciate our things
Beasts don't have a second to think
But we don't appreciate our things
Beasts don't have a second to think
But we don't appreciate our things
Beasts don't have a second to think
But we don't appreciate our things
Dark cloud
Descended again
Has a dark cloud descended again
Has a dark cloud descended again
And a shadow moves in
Dark cloud
Descended again
And a shadow moves in the darkness
Dark cloud
Descended again
Has a dark cloud descended again
Has a dark cloud descended again
And a shadow moves in the darkness
Dark cloud
Descended again
And a shadow moves in the darkness
Beasts don't have a second to think
But we don't appreciate our things
Beasts don't have a second to think
But we don't appreciate our things
Beasts don't have a second to think
But we don't appreciate our things
Beasts don't have a second to think
But we don't appreciate our things
Beasts don't have a second to think
But we don't appreciate our things
Beasts don't have a second to think
But we don't appreciate our things
Lyrics submitted by foreignfishes
Boys Latin Lyrics as written by Noah Benjamin Lennox
Lyrics © BMG Rights Management
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