1. |
Keep It From the World
02:17
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Sitting in your room all alone,
In the corner of the castle furthest from the throne,
You just got a package in the mail,
A cd of a band from Fort Lauderbale,
You hear hoof steps in the hall, who on earth could that be?
did you lock your door? Well, I guess we’ll see.
There’s nothing worse than having, something that you love,
but having to keep it from the world.
There’s nothing worse than having, that something exposed,
and the faces that they pull as it unfurls.
Sitting in the throne room all by yourself,
When you notice dishes rumbling on the shelf,
You set off through the castle ‘cause you have to find,
the source of why your castle is shaking in time,
you step down the hall, are your ready for the beat?
Is it coming from behind her door? I guess we’ll have to see
There’s nothing worse than having, something that you love,
but having to keep it from the world.
There’s nothing worse than having, that something exposed,
and the faces that they pull as it unfurls.
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2. |
Moment of Truth
02:44
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It keeps me up at night, It fuels my angsty side
I release my pent up energy,
to the beat that’s played in synergy
So listen up, listen in to what I'm trying to say
Just please give it a chance I swear I'll give it a rest
And sister won't you please see what this means to me
I was gone!
(for a thousand years)
I missed you and your stubborn streak
Trying to reason with you is like
Treading water in the deep end
with the inability to swim
The night is drawing closer
the music’s taking over
A strange calm, Before the storm
The palace is going (going) down
I’ve got a goal set
Nothing else is on my mind
I’m gonna show her the
sounds that I find so divine
Celestia you’re gonna listen to the
songs I have in store for ya
But (What if, what if)
she doesn’t like it though
Well, It’s worth a try
Or else we’ll never know
So sorry to bother you
but would you listen to this?
It’s so good to be
back home
Where I used to be
Sister hears the melody
appreciates the hard work from me
I know by the twinkle in your eyes
That there’s two ska princesses side-by-side
Trying to reason with you is like
Treading water in the deep end
with the inability to swim
The night is drawing closer
the music’s taking over
A strange calm, Before the storm
Trying to reason with you is like
Treading water in the deep end
with the inability to swim
The night is drawing closer
the music’s taking over
A strange calm, Before the storm
The palace is going (going) down
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3. |
Skalestia
02:51
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Eggs sunny side up, my head is scrambled
Did I go to bed last night?
Away message: “tied up,” my savings gambled
And yet it’s alright
I wanna talk to Luna
No, Mom, I wanna talk to Luna!
What do you mean she’s not with you?
Omigod she’s in the pool!
I feel so alive, blissful feelings within my mind
Don’t say a word to me, Let your actions convey your meaning
you’re not too old for this, this is something that you won’t wanna miss
My head is in the clouds, elevated by pleasant sounds
I can’t believe what’s really happening
to my vision of this passing day
It makes me want to stomp my hooves, and jump and sing, and dance and play
(Hey~)
and dance and play, and dance and play, and dance and play
this day away
I feel so alive, blissful feelings within my mind
Don’t say a word to me, Let your actions convey your meaning
you’re not too old for this, this is something that you won’t wanna miss
My head is in the clouds, elevated by pleasant sounds
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