Am [Verse 1]F G We got machines we invent and learn how to buildC Am That can stir the cement for giant holes to be filledF G With a balance of minerals, liquids and anthraciteC Am Through trial and error at a particular FahrenheitF G So why can't there be some kind of mighty machineC G Am To fight feelings they are just feelings [Verse 2]F G We got blueprints for rockets that defeat gravitationC Am With combustion hydraulics and discrete calculationF G Of where the garment line snaps and the soundwave convulsesC Am To blast through gaps in the armour of the magnetic pulsesF G Like a fist through a screen so where is this machineC G Am To fight feelings they are just little feelings [Verse 3]F G In boxes and tubes we fight the cold and the heatC Am With square numbers and cubes to decisive defeatF G Setting digital dials on fractions each can agree onC Am In hot orange spirals or in winter green freonsF G Spewing atoms or ice but where do they have this deviceC G Am To fight feelings they are just stupid feelings [Verse 4]F G Just as the Grand Coulee Dam merely begun as a dreamC Am One day a bike helmet cam grew from the era of steamF G So maybe some magic time constructions we are not aware ofC Am Will just pluck through your minds just one more task to take care ofF G Can something help fight against this old pathetic conditionC Am Where I am somehow defenceless just against words or a visionF G If they are so big and smart why can't they start making stuffC G Am To fight feelings they are just little feelingsF G Now that there is lasers and beams let's build amazing machinesC G Am To fight feelings there is just a few feelingsC A few lousy feelingsAm A few little feelingsC A few stupid feelingsAm Why can't they fight feelingsF G C
Where Is The Machine
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