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Robot Remnants
Metal
Robot Remnants κυκλοφόρησε στις 24 Ιανουαρίου 2024 από The Mormons ως μέρος του άλμπουμ They Watch - EP
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ΆλμπουμThey Watch - EP
Ημερομηνία κυκλοφορίας24 Ιανουαρίου 2024
ΕτικέταThe Mormons
LanguageEnglish
Μελωδικότητα
Ακουστικότητα
Βαλάνς
Χορευτικότητα
Ενέργεια

Συντελεστές

PERFORMING ARTISTS
The Mormons
The Mormons
Performer
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Vincent Echeverria O'Campo
Vincent Echeverria O'Campo
Songwriter
Patrick Jones
Patrick Jones
Songwriter

Στίχοι

Series of once flashing lights and wires
Stalled gears kept in place with pliers
Series of once flashing lights and wires
Stalled gears kept in place with pliers
No more hydraulic hiss under eternal tin
Just burnt out glass eyes and mocking metallic grin
No more hydraulic hiss under eternal tin
Just burnt out glass eyes
Series of once flashing lights and wires
Stalled gears kept in place with pliers
Series of once flashing lights and wires
Stalled gears kept in place with pliers
Translucent robot remnants materialize in a dark corner
Tortured robot soul longing for a mourner
A monotone voice
Whispers in your ear, ear, ear!
Cold steel passes through you
Filling your heart with fear, fear, fear!
There's a cold spot where it stands
Grasping for your throat with invisible metal hands!
There's a cold spot where it stands
Grasping for your throat with invisible metal hands!
There's a cold spot where it stands
Grasping for your throat with invisible metal hands!
There's a cold spot where it stands
Translucent robot remnants materialize in a dark corner
Tortured robot soul longing for a mourner
A monotone voice
Whispers in your ear, ear, ear!
Cold steel passes through you
Filling your heart with fear, fear, fear!
There's a cold spot where it stands
Grasping for your throat with invisible metal hands!
There's a cold spot where it stands
Grasping for your throat with invisible metal hands!
There's a cold spot where it stands
Grasping for your throat with invisible metal hands!
There's a cold spot where it stands
Grasping for your throat
Written by: Patrick Jones, Vincent Echeverria O'Campo
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