Machine
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Machine
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You know I feel like I’m just a circuit
But there’s no use without the part
And all the ticking sounds around you
That’s the beating of my heart
All the wires feed me dreams I thought I never had
It’s my world today
I don’t have to stay
Break from the machine
Not that far away
I don’t have to stay
Break from the machine
Learn the rhythm from the silence
A little fire sparks would fall
And your electric rivers’ flowing
There’s no way around the storm
All the wires feed me dreams I thought I never had
More than numbers
Out of order
Reaching over and over above them
Indestructible tiny blossoms
Keep them coming
They’re coming, they’re coming
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Who performs "Machine"?
Oh Land performs "Machine", and this lyric page sits inside the Oh Land catalog on LyroVerse.
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