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(Created page with "'''"Thanks computer"''' is a B-side by The Gliding Faces featured on the maxi-single of "What we had". "Should it have a comma? Or is it like a stage direction. We may never know!" Dan has opinions. ==Lyrics== <nowiki>I'm always at my Laptop So addictive, I cant stop In the café giving that look Cappuccino and a Macbook Computer You take over while I rest I'm confident you'll do your best Computer Will you pass the Turing test The singularity dispossessed...")
 
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==Personnel==
==Personnel==
* Written, produced and performed by Max Herring and Daniel Graham.
* Written, produced and performed by Max Herring and Daniel Graham.
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Revision as of 00:52, 28 September 2024

"Thanks computer" is a B-side by The Gliding Faces featured on the maxi-single of "What we had". "Should it have a comma? Or is it like a stage direction. We may never know!" Dan has opinions.

Lyrics

I'm always at my Laptop
So addictive, I cant stop
In the café giving that look
Cappuccino and a Macbook

Computer
You take over while I rest
I'm confident you'll do your best
Computer
Will you pass the Turing test
The singularity dispossessed

The knowledge in my hand
Pumping from broadband
Always glued to my phone
I'll never feel quite so alone

Computer
You take over while I rest
I'm confident you'll do your best
Computer
Will you pass the Turing test
The singularity dispossessed
Computer
Computer

There's the latest tablet
Ooh, I’ll  have to have it
What is new is always old
This is the first phone to fold

Computer
Computer

Computer
You take over while I rest
I'm confident you'll do your best
Computer
Will you pass the Turing test
The singularity dispossessed
Computer
You take over while I rest
I'm confident you'll do your best
Computer
Will you pass the Turing test
The singularity dispossessed

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Personnel

  • Written, produced and performed by Max Herring and Daniel Graham.