50 Foot Robot
from The Watchmakers Children by So Say We All
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lyrics
Death by precise data packet
Wrapped in a plate armored jacket
Zeros and ones of instructions
One hundred tons of destruction
But he believes he's a beautiful machine
Needless and selfless but yet prolonging his longing
What he has trouble discerning is no anomaly in wiring
There's nothing in his programming for a sense of belonging
He needs to believe he needs to believe
He's a beautiful beautiful machine
If only they could give him a mechanical heart
He needs to believe he's a beautiful machine
He needs to believe he's a beautiful (x2)
He needs(x8)
He needs to believe
If only they could give him a mechanical heart (x2 robot voice)
Wrapped in a plate armored jacket
Zeros and ones of instructions
One hundred tons of destruction
But he believes he's a beautiful machine
Needless and selfless but yet prolonging his longing
What he has trouble discerning is no anomaly in wiring
There's nothing in his programming for a sense of belonging
He needs to believe he needs to believe
He's a beautiful beautiful machine
If only they could give him a mechanical heart
He needs to believe he's a beautiful machine
He needs to believe he's a beautiful (x2)
He needs(x8)
He needs to believe
If only they could give him a mechanical heart (x2 robot voice)
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from The Watchmakers Children,
released December 31, 2013
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So Say We All Moriarty, New Mexico
Small town nerd rock band.
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Sep 2015 -
Aug 2015 -
Aug 2015 -
Dec 2013
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