Computerized (Feat. Jay Z) – Daft Punk – letras

ComputerizedComputerizedComputerizedEveryone will beComputerizedShe says I’m coldOnly time I’m comfortable kissing is sending X and OsI send a message back to dispute this fact, but this I knowI hope to find my love, like we used to before dial-upWhatever happened to our phone sex?Right now, can’t think of anything we don’t textI broke her heart on the emailI’m so cold, I’ma just spare y’all the detailsI can’t even tell y’all whats realI got an iTouch, but I can’t feelComputerizedComputerizedComputerizedEveryone will beComputerizedPast was the word, now I’m living in the futureStart mackin’ on my black berryShe got jealous I was tappin’ on my BlackberrySo she didn’t keep in touchAnd I can’t tell the differenceWe ain’t see each other muchAside from some late night texts, a couple Os, a few XsMy current feels just like my exesDifferent characters, same lettersRed light, another messageSpilling her heart out, what a mess this isP. S. , this is B. S. , I can’t even spell it outAm I that unaffectionate?ComputerizedComputerizedComputerizedEveryone will beComputerizedI don’t know how I feelSomebody tell me what’s realI don’t know how I feelSomebody tell me what’s realI don’t know how I feelSomebody tell me what’s realI don’t know how I feelSomebody tell me what’s realI don’t know how I feelSomebody tell me what’s realI don’t know how I feelSomebody tell me what’s realPast was the word, now I’m living in the futureShe said it got better and worserAnd it’s supposed to be vice-versaI don’t know, I kinda like this surf stuffWe used to see tears when we hurt stuffI guess it got faster but colderWe iChat, that’s how she comes overThat’s better than not seeing herAnd I’m so glad I’m serving her like SerenaShe can YouTube in the arenaAnd we close, no matter how many miles between usI told her, « Welcome to the future »That’s just how it is, I’m a userComputerizedComputerizedComputerizedEveryone will beComputerized

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