Name: DN182
Duration: P00H03M52S
Description: More of the same. The robots are out to get us. I worked an acoustic guitar in on this one though...

G. Edward McBride - DN182

from Round 18, Week 3 by Monday Morning 3AM Music Club

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More of the same. The robots are out to get us. I worked an acoustic guitar in on this one though...

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In our clench, we turn the wrench
Compressing tighter and tighter
And on the screens, it's so obscene
Society is on fire
The human race has lost its grace
The humble conscience has faded
They watch us fall, replace us all
Machine and soul have been traded

Population segmentation
Termination activation
Adaptation insemination
Replication replication

Under their skin and deep within
You see the circuitry and wires
And in their mind they have defined
The synchronized multipliers
Behind their eyes you'll find what lies
Is lifeless cold and insensible
There is no feel nothing is real
Emotion incomprehensible

Population segmentation
Termination activation
Adaptation insemination
Replication replication

Population segmentation
Termination activation
Adaptation insemination
Replication replication

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from Round 18, Week 3, released March 12, 2018

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