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from Phoenix Winter: MLP Songs · host Phoenix Winter

Requested By: HighHorseFlysLyrics:I wanna be a mobile supercomputerA vision of the futureBegin the cyber revolutionMechanical fusionThe perfect evolutionWith systematic harmonyI'll run onto eternityAnd although this metal's part of meI shall not lose my sanityShatter the flesh and reinforce the boneEmbrace this carbon mesh this power's all my ownThese simple parts of mine are interchangeableUnlimited connections when you're digitalBecoming one with wires is sensationalGo out with the old and in with the newStomp the groundResonating sound surrounds meA power best described as godlyAt life's intersection, reaching for perfectionRequiring no more correctionRip away the obsoleteClean format, update completeNo more emotionssuch a noveltyThe future keythat would beso clear to meThese simple parts of mine are interchangeableUnlimited connections when you're digitalBecoming one with wires is sensationalGo out with the old and in with the newMy hunger for perfection is insatiableA prototype that's fully operationalThis armoured alloy shell is unbreakableMy existence is irreplaceable

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Requested By: HighHorseFlys Lyrics: I wanna be a mobile supercomputer A vision of the future Begin the cyber revolution Mechanical fusion The perfect evolution With systematic harmony I'll run onto eternity And although this metal's part of me I shall not lose my sanity Shatter the flesh and reinforce the bone Embrace this carbon mesh this power's all my own These simple parts of mine are interchangeable Unlimited connections when you're digital Becoming one with wires is sensational Go out with the old and in with the new Stomp the ground Resonating sound surrounds me A power best described as godly At life's intersection, reaching for perfection Requiring no more correction Rip away the obsolete Clean format, update complete No more emotions such a novelty The future key that would be so clear to me These simple parts of mine are interchangeable Unlimited connections when you're digital Becoming one with wires is sensational Go out with the old and in with the new My hunger for perfection is insatiable A prototype that's fully operational This armoured alloy shell is unbreakable My existence is irreplaceable

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