It's an insult to me to be decommissioned tagged as useless machinery.
I remember when men weren't machinery men they were supermen, craftsmen carpenters and draughtsmen.
They built this Empire and kept it going, little knowing that they'd be going too.
You scoff because you don't know, you were never there at the dawn.
What do we have now? pink poodles Chinese and noodles robots that know not and what do we do?
easy
I write love one hundred and nine times between the lines on my face,
botox? toxic, someone give me an ice pick patch me into some voltage and be quick.
Banner.
**** it anyway I've had my day and seen more than you'll ever see, look forever and you'll see no stars and stripes,
you'll see baby wipes and feel strangled by the star spangled, but it's anti this or don't kiss me goodbye however hard that you try you will never see what I've been through, up to, into,
cue violins some Havana slims a pitcher of gin and let the music begin.
It's still an insult the result is the same I am substituted and out of the game.