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Artist: The Ropes
Canonical path: /the-ropes/robot-now-human-later
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Robot Now, Human Later
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Robot Now, Human Later
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Why rush into tears?
You're only 16
You want advice, you want to know how
To make it through this
Be a robot now
You can be human later
People are cruel
You won't stand a chance
This will be a suicide mission
If you don't have a plan
So, be a robot now
You can be human later
They've tired themselves out
Some time has elapsed
Their hearts are in pieces
While yours is intact
So, be a human now
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