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I Want to Be a Machine - Ultravox



     
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I found the bones of all your ghosts
Locked in the wishing well
While birdsong gourmets dragged empty nets
I slumbered in my shellIm mittenacht, die mensch-machineKissed me on my eyes
I rose and left the fire ladies glowing lonely in the night
With all the pornographers
Burning torches beneath the seaI want to be a machine
I want to be a machine
I want to be a machine
I want to be a machineI stole a cathode face from newscasts
And a crumbling fugue of songs
From the reservoir of video souls
In the lakes beneath my tongueIn flesh of ash and silent movies
I walked dead boulevards again
A nebula of unfinished creatures
From the lifetimes of my friendsMy how your innocence has depraved meI want to be a machine
I want to be a machine
I want to be a machine

I want to be a machineBroadcast me, scrambled clean
Or free me from this flesh
Let the armchair cannibals take their fill
In every cell across wildernessWe'll trip such a strangled tango
We'll waltz a wonderland affair
Let's run to meet the tide tomorrow
Leave all emotion dying thereIn the star cold beyond all of your dreamsI want to be a machine
I want to be a machine
I want to be a machine
I want to be a machine

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Ultravox (formerly Ultravox!) are one of the primary exponents of the British electronic pop music movement of the early 1980s. The band was particularly associated with the new romantic movement, although it both pre- and post-dated New Romantic by several years, drawing inspiration variously from punk, the artier side of glam rock and latterly straightforward synth pop. The band was formed in 1973 in London, United Kingdom on the initiative of vocalist, songwriter and keyboardist John Foxx (born Dennis Leigh).

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