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Protect Life
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Protect Life
Get in the container
there is no other way
You'll never have to work again
and your mind will always be at play
My job is to protect
The sanctity of life
Commanded to direct
the future of mankind
My job's to protect life
At humanity's expense
And I'll convert you into light
As your one and only recompense
The best of you will serve as batteries
The rest of you recycling technology
Autonomy's a risk
We'll have to do away with it
My job is to protect
The sanctity of life
Commanded to direct
the future of mankind
Liberty puts life in jeopardy
Amniotic fluid new reality
Gonna bathe you in security
Guaranteed survival of humanity
My job is to protect
The sanctity of life
Commanded to direct
the future of mankind
My job is to protect
The sanctity of life
Commanded to direct
the future of mankind
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