Solitary Experiments
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Paradox

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Paradox

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("how can you expect to defeat me, when you are but a man?")

We are searching for technology

The fate in our hands

We want to be intelligent

The future has no end

Our product has high quality

Important for our land

A progress for the industry

And we like to present

One day we will defeat the time

In the moment that we feel like birds in sky

One day the time will come to fly

Into the past, into the future, into decline

We are deforming the velocity

No pangs of conscience

We want to be successfully

The aim is in near distance

The result of a prodigy

But force fields breaking down

Loss of orbital gravity

Solutions must be found

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