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Artist: American Analog Set
Canonical path: /american-analog-set/we-re-computerizing-and-we-just-don-t-need-you-anymore
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We're Computerizing And We Just Don't Need You Anymore
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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We're Computerizing And We Just Don't Need You Anymore
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You and me
On half speed
Wild and free
But quietly
Like we're supposed to be
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