Control-Alt-Delete

from Abort, Retry, Fail? by Andrew Kay

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And now it's back to nothing working
My machine's forgotten me
There's a pattern now emerging
Misdesigned effectively
I press control-alt-delete

It doesn't follow my instructions
There's a master more than me
With only authorised dysfunctions
Pushed and told deceptively
I press control-alt-delete

It's for the better that they've changed us
But now it's change that we don't need
Some people say they'll turn against us
I think they already did
I think they already did

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from Abort, Retry, Fail?, released July 1, 2011

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Andrew Kay UK

I create rock/electronic/industrial -ish music with computers, guitars and synthesizers. Some of it comes out of my mouth. You are supposed to put it in your ears.

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