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March of the Grieving Droid Lyrics by Terminal Bliss

Brute Err/ata

2021

Yes, sir
There was a bot, his name was Sir
His head was like a wired nest
Grief had turned him over like a beached whale
Waves of thoughts crashing over a gutted mess
Gulls picking at the remains
Existential crisis
Yes, sir
Someone replied, "I came to show you the way out"
Someone replied, "I came to show you the way out"
Yes, sir
Love is sentience
A crisis of existencе

About “March of the Grieving Droid” by Terminal Bliss

Read the complete lyrics to "March of the Grieving Droid" by Terminal Bliss from the album "Brute Err/ata" in 2021. On Lyrks you can follow along with the full text, explore the artist's discography, and discover related songs. The track is often categorized under Rock.

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"March of the Grieving Droid" appears on "Brute Err/ata" in 2021.

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