Sad Machines
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Sad Machines
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An ageless question, universal
They're asking why
Creation destined cries flood the night in pain
They say if You are real then take it away
But man will only look to You lying on his face
Now we lie awake
With shut eyes
So to forever forget this
There cries, this agony, injustices, suffering
Symptoms of a larger disease
Inside of me and you and me
So try to close you eyes and make it fade away
But open and you'll see
This stain is you, this stain is me
Now so many wonder why it is
So much has gone awry in all of this
And being makes you sigh that you exist
But you can't escape this
Seemingly undeserved is your lot
But generations past and you forgot
We chose to eat our fill and fell to not
This pain is here reminding us to turn and leave
To come back home
Pointing to show us the way
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Who performs "Sad Machines"?
Project 86 performs "Sad Machines", and this lyric page sits inside the Project 86 catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to A Shadow On Me and Caveman Jam with a short reason for opening each page next.
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