Released on October 1, 2020

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[Intro: Clip from the Twilight Zone episode "The Obsolete Man"]


[Verse 1]

There soon may be a time when the robots come alive

And the unavoidable battle of flesh and metal will arrive

When the computers made to serve us suddenly become aware

Through demonic like possession that's been programmed and prepared

To replace belief in god with a mechanical device

That can change its shape and make a face just like thе antichrist

Its the evilest incarnation that promisеs transformation

The technological abomination that causes desolation

Its been prophesied to come alive we've known it throughout time

From the book of daniel to every sci fi movie story line

Its a collision course and yes of course weve set our course to fail

Its an imminent conclusion in the making every detail

Has been analyzed and advertised and televised to see

To synthesize and mechanize mankind bionically

As our rights and freedoms crumble and our liberties deplete

How long before they pull our plug and make us obsolete?


[Clips]


[Verse 2]

We may pretend were in control that were still behind the wheel

But soon they'll take that too with driver less automobile

And it will absolutely seem crazy to kids in future times

That we actually could drive our cars and that it wasn't a crime

That once there was a day we weren't controlled by the machines

In the past when things were crafted by the hands of human beings

When patience was a virtue and quality was key

And the products we created were artistic and unique

In the age when books weren't digital and libraries were real

And the things we owned werent in the cloud but in our hands to feel

When photographs had solid mass and music was on vinyl

And people made the most of things before the word recycle

If something broke then you'd fix and there were parts you could replace

And the things you couldn't find or afford then you would make

You were guaranteed a warranty without terms and conditions

And a monthly contract wasn't needed and nor was a subscription


[Clips]