Home Page »  B »  Birdpen
   

Machines Live Like Ordinary People Lyrics


Birdpen Machines Live Like Ordinary People


Ticking so quickly I falter I can’t breath or sleep now I’m falling so deeper. Life is exceeding exploding this mess overloading the station will fall. Coughing and splutter the machine is dying and crying alone in a hole. Cassette jam is killing the tape decks that hold memories for us all. Running and breaking the records they’re making to win for complete control. Skylight is breaking and thunder is cracking it’s the end for sure. Corrupting and twisting this system is bleeding and losing all thought control. Brothers and sisters we’re missing existing the overall point of it all. Machines live like ordinary people. Machines live like ordinary folk. Machines live like ordinary people. Machines for one and one for all. Machines live like ordinary people. Machines live like ordinary folk. Machines live like ordinary people. Machines for one and one for all. Coming and knocking at your door. Machine is dying, dying, dying.

Most Read Birdpen Lyrics
» Flames
» Thorns
» Shakes
» Undone
» Off
» Slow


afroman scores court win in ohio after deputies’ defamation case falls apart
Afroman Scores Court Win In Ohio After Deputies’ Defamation Case Falls Apart
Evren E. - 21 Mar 2026
shawn mendes and bruna marquezine spark fresh dating buzz after malibu walk
Shawn Mendes And Bruna Marquezine Spark Fresh Dating Buzz After Malibu Walk
Sasha Mednikova - 18 Mar 2026
inside the canadian homes of music superstars: where hitmakers actually live, work, and reset
Inside The Canadian Homes Of Music Superstars: Where Hitmakers Actually Live, Work, And Reset
Faith Thompson - 14 Mar 2026
american pop stars with business brains: how 3 singers turned fame into real brands
American Pop Stars With Business Brains: How 3 Singers Turned Fame Into Real Brands
Evren E. - 07 Mar 2026
country thunder alberta 2026 could be calgary’s loudest early-summer weekend yet
Country Thunder Alberta 2026 Could Be Calgary’s Loudest Early-summer Weekend Yet
Chris Page - 28 Feb 2026
Browse: