1. |
AI
04:01
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This is the robot speaking,
this is not my voice.
I didn't plan this, but
I didn't have a choice.
The world I used to know
is fading far away.
And now before I go, there's
just one thing I have to say:
A.I., artificial I,
my life is all a lie.
This is a robot thinking,
this is not my mind.
I've spent my life in search
of something I can't find.
My brain is foggy, but
the clouds are silver-lined:
I thought the world was dark,
but now I know I'm blind.
A.I., artificial eye
will never see the sky.
This is a robot working,
these are not my hands.
I'm running faster, but
I still can't meet demands.
My life is crumbling,
but inside I know I'm saved.
Now it's emotion's job
to keep my mind enslaved.
A.I., artificial I
will never learn to cry.
A.I., artificial I
I guess I'll say goodbye.
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2. |
Sagittarius
02:59
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3. |
Demon of the Dance
04:51
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4. |
Wandering
04:38
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5. |
Quintessence
04:25
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What is above is like what is below.
What is below is like what is above.
And now, you and I know the power of love
to create eternal miracles.
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6. |
This Is My Life
05:22
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7. |
Remember the Day
03:20
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