Name: Brought It On Yourself - SteelChords
Duration: P00H04M19S
Description: This one's a classic/alternative rock song dedicated to MLP's most annoying character. Karma will get her someday, but until then, enjoy this :)

Brought It On Yourself - SteelChords

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This one's a classic/alternative rock song dedicated to MLP's most annoying character. Karma will get her someday, but until then, enjoy this :)

lyrics

I'm not one for taking names
I try to treat everyone the same
But if you've got nothing nice to say
Just turn around and walk away

What do you have to gain
Do you want this as your claim to fame
As how they'll know your name

But do you know you're just as equal
That you're no more perfect than anybody else
You know you're coming off as evil
So you'll get what's coming to ya
And you brought it on yourself

It's not too late to turn a new leaf
To put the sword back in it's sheath
You've got every single chance
To stop before you can advance

And what do you have to gain
Do you want this as your claim to fame
As how they'll know your name

But do you know you're just as equal
That you're no more perfect than anybody else
You know you're coming off as evil
So you'll get what's coming to ya
And you brought it on yourself

You cause others harm
And you're messing with karma
The circle will come back around

You're the one in control
And you're taking your toll
As your bridges are burned to the ground

You're so insecure
Don't pretend to be sure
Don't you lie to yourself and the rest

You don't have to bring them down
Making faces fade to frown
Because the arrogant are rarely the best

Not to be a royal pain
I guess that's not part of your game
Now it's sealed up in the bag
You've got more than you deserve to have

What do you have to gain
Do you want this as your claim to fame
As how they'll know your name

But do you know you're just as equal
That you're no more perfect than anybody else
You know you're coming off as evil
So you'll get what's coming to ya
And you brought it on yourself

But do you know you're just as equal
That you're no more perfect than anybody else
You know you're coming off as evil
So you'll get what's coming to ya
And you brought it on yourself

Brought it on yourself
Brought it on yourself
So you'll get what's coming to ya
And you brought it on yourself

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released August 28, 2014
Special thanks again to DJ Pegasix for the cover art for this one :)

Thanks for listening:)

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