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Artist: Far From Alaska
Canonical path: /far-from-alaska/modehuman-pt1
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Modehuman (pt.1)
Read Modehuman (pt.1) lyrics by Far From Alaska on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Modehuman (pt.1)
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Empty robot I'll put on you all emotions and a soul
I'll teach you to be a human being
You will have no trouble if you stick to what I mean
I'll put you right in my place
Make you learn how my face reacts
To all the wicked words of people trying hard to bring me down
Metal heart, iron mind
I don't really care if you will mess this up I will quit this lie
Metal heart, iron mind
I don't really care if you will mess this up I'll quit this life
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