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Robot Party
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The music is tuned to a perfect pitch
Where human ears begin to wiggle and twitch
Lights overhead blink with binary strobe
This party will be out of control
I want to go to a robot party
I want to go to a robot party
I want to go to a robot party
I want to go to a...
Party!
Our dance moves are calibrated to sound
Unlike the moves you humans throw down
Your fleshy arms thrash erratic junk
While our metal arms groove to the funk
I want to go to a robot party
I want to go to a robot party
I want to go to a robot party
I want to go to a...
Party!
Receptors link us with the treble and bass
Mathematically tweaked to melt your face
Human emotions are reserved for the weak
And these beats are cyber-unique
I want to go to a robot party
I want to go to a robot party
I want to go to a robot party
I want to go to a...
Party!
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Altus Music Ottawa, Ontario
Aural Journeys
for the Mind's Eye
Home to the music
of Altus, Loneward,
and Burlorke
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