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Robots Do Not Rock

from Live! at Club Awesome by thee Electric Bastards

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robots do not rock

life was good.
and i felt cool.
the forcefield that i'd built myself
was functioning on full.
i had my friends
tucked safely away,
where my outstretched arms
could reach them,
if i needed them someday.

but what the hell is happening to me?
i'm starting to regain my sense of empathy.
now i have feelings...
...these horrible feelings.
and i'd be better off to be machine,
but everyone knows that
robots do not rock.

life was good
when i was numb.
then a breaker broke,
a switch got flicked.
now look what i've become.

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from Live! at Club Awesome, released October 31, 2007

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