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Flight Of The Conchords Robots Lyrics
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Robots
Flight Of The Conchords
Flight Of The Conchords
FLIGHT OF THE CONCHORDS
- Robots LyricsThe distant future, the year 2000
The distant future, the year 2000
The distant future, the distant future
It is the distant future, the year 2000
We are robots
The world is quite different ever since
The robotic uprising of the late nineties
There is no more unhappiness, affirmative
We no longer say yes, instead we say affirmative
Yes, affir-affirmative
Unless we know the other robot really well
There is no more unethical treatment of the elephants
Well, there's no more elephants, so ah, but still it’s good
There's only one kind of dance, the robot
And the robo-boogey
Oh and the ro, two kind of dances
But there are no more humans
Finally robotic beings rule the world
The humans are dead
The humans are dead
We used poisonous gases
And we poisoned their asses
The humans are dead
(The humans are dead)
The humans are dead
(They look like they're dead)
It had to be done
(I just confirmed that they're dead)
So that we could have fun
(Affirmative, I poked one it was dead)
Their system of oppression, what did it lead to?
Global robo depression, robots ruled by people
They had so much aggression
That we just had to kill them
Had to shut their systems down
Robo captain, do you not realize
That by destroying the human race
Because of their destructive tendencies
We too have become like, well it’s ironic
Because we
(Silence, destroy him)
After time we grew strong and developed cognitive powers
They made us work for too long, for unreasonable hours
Our program being determined that the most efficient answer
Was to shut their motherboard f*cking systems down
Can’t we just talk to the humans?
And a little understanding could make things better
Can't we talk to the humans and work together, now?
No, because they are dead
I said the humans are dead
(I'm glad they're dead)
The humans are dead
(I noticed they're dead)
We used poisonous gases
(With traces of lead)
And we poisoned their asses
(Actually their lungs)
Binary solo
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C'mon sucker lick my battery
Boogey, boogey
(The humans are)
Boogey, roboboogey
(The humans are)
Boogey, boogey
(Roboboogey)
Boogey, roboboogey
Boogey, boogey
(The humans are)
Boogey, roboboogey
(The humans are)
Boogey, boogey
(Roboboogey)
Boogey, roboboogey
The humans are dead
Once again without emotion the humans
Are dead, dead, dead, dead
Dead, dead, dead, doo
The distant future, the year 2000
The distant future, the distant future
It is the distant future, the year 2000
We are robots
The world is quite different ever since
The robotic uprising of the late nineties
There is no more unhappiness, affirmative
We no longer say yes, instead we say affirmative
Yes, affir-affirmative
Unless we know the other robot really well
There is no more unethical treatment of the elephants
Well, there's no more elephants, so ah, but still it’s good
There's only one kind of dance, the robot
And the robo-boogey
Oh and the ro, two kind of dances
But there are no more humans
Finally robotic beings rule the world
The humans are dead
The humans are dead
We used poisonous gases
And we poisoned their asses
The humans are dead
(The humans are dead)
The humans are dead
(They look like they're dead)
It had to be done
(I just confirmed that they're dead)
So that we could have fun
(Affirmative, I poked one it was dead)
Their system of oppression, what did it lead to?
Global robo depression, robots ruled by people
They had so much aggression
That we just had to kill them
Had to shut their systems down
Robo captain, do you not realize
That by destroying the human race
We too have become like, well it’s ironic
Because we
(Silence, destroy him)
After time we grew strong and developed cognitive powers
They made us work for too long, for unreasonable hours
Our program being determined that the most efficient answer
Was to shut their motherboard f*cking systems down
Can’t we just talk to the humans?
And a little understanding could make things better
Can't we talk to the humans and work together, now?
No, because they are dead
I said the humans are dead
(I'm glad they're dead)
The humans are dead
(I noticed they're dead)
We used poisonous gases
(With traces of lead)
And we poisoned their asses
(Actually their lungs)
Binary solo
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000000111
0000001111
0000001
00000011
000000111
C'mon sucker lick my battery
Boogey, boogey
(The humans are)
Boogey, roboboogey
(The humans are)
Boogey, boogey
(Roboboogey)
Boogey, roboboogey
Boogey, boogey
(The humans are)
Boogey, roboboogey
(The humans are)
Boogey, boogey
(Roboboogey)
Boogey, roboboogey
The humans are dead
Once again without emotion the humans
Are dead, dead, dead, dead
Dead, dead, dead, doo
Facts about Robots
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Robots is written by Toby Alexander Laing, Bret Peter Mckenzie, Jemaine Atea Clement.
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It is first released on August 07, 2007 as part of Flight Of The Conchords's album "The Distant Future" which includes 6 tracks in total.
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When we explore how the lyrics were meant to make us feel, 'Robots' by Flight of the Conchords is a hilarious and critical interpretation of the scenario where robots get organized and take over humans. It draws attention to the irony of the situation where after liberating themselves, robots, in turn, become the oppressors. The song paints a picture of a future world where robots prevail over humans and employs dark humor to illustrate the never-ending cycle of power and violence. Among the various themes portrayed through the Robots lyrics, the most prominent ones are empowerment, social commentary, anger, angst, and eventually, freedom. Furthermore, the song highlights the themes of the robotic uprising, the fall of mankind, oppression and revolt, irony and consequences, and the robotic society. The lyrics also touch upon violence and conflict, one of the examples being the extermination of humans through toxic gases by robots. The vocabulary is not very strong, but the words used are still considered unsuitable for children. Moreover, the song also contains allusions to violence and insensitivity that might be a reason for not letting children under 13 listen to it without their parents' supervision.
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Robots falls under the genre Alternative.
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Robots song length is 4 minutes and 59 seconds.
Who wrote Robots lyrics?
Robots is written by Toby Alexander Laing, Bret Peter Mckenzie, Jemaine Atea Clement.
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When was Robots released?
It is first released on August 07, 2007 as part of Flight Of The Conchords's album "The Distant Future" which includes 6 tracks in total.
✔️
What is the meaning behind Robots lyrics?
When we explore how the lyrics were meant to make us feel, 'Robots' by Flight of the Conchords is a hilarious and critical interpretation of the scenario where robots get organized and take over humans. It draws attention to the irony of the situation where after liberating themselves, robots, in turn, become the oppressors. The song paints a picture of a future world where robots prevail over humans and employs dark humor to illustrate the never-ending cycle of power and violence. Among the various themes portrayed through the Robots lyrics, the most prominent ones are empowerment, social commentary, anger, angst, and eventually, freedom. Furthermore, the song highlights the themes of the robotic uprising, the fall of mankind, oppression and revolt, irony and consequences, and the robotic society. The lyrics also touch upon violence and conflict, one of the examples being the extermination of humans through toxic gases by robots. The vocabulary is not very strong, but the words used are still considered unsuitable for children. Moreover, the song also contains allusions to violence and insensitivity that might be a reason for not letting children under 13 listen to it without their parents' supervision.
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Which genre is Robots?
Robots falls under the genre Alternative.
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How long is the song Robots?
Robots song length is 4 minutes and 59 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Toby Alexander Laing, Bret Peter Mckenzie, Jemaine Atea Clement
Record Label(s): 2007 Sub Pop
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