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human again
On the top shelf the robot sits 
 On sale for 50 cents 
 Collecting dust on its little metal heart
 It's cold metal eyes and bright shiny smile 
 It can never change 
 Five years pass it's all the same. 
 
 A few children try to take the toy into the depth of their imagination 
 But the poor robot can't understand 
 No matter how hard it tries 
 
 It cant return the children's love 
 It can't share their sorrow their triumph 
 So it get set back up to await the next attempt 
 
 On the shelf for five long years 
 Trying to pull itself into reality
 Determined to become human again 
 
 And then she feels it 
 She feels 
 But still doesn't know what it is 
 Doesn't know what to do 
 Tries to return to her stiff metal shell 
 
 She notices the other robot
 As shes struggling to understand
 He's plunged into reality 
 It's her turn now 
 And he slowly helps her in
 
 Together as friends 
 She is real
 He is real
 They are human again
 
 On the top shelf the robots sit 
 On sale for 50 cents 
 Friends forever friends till the end 
 Their warm metal eyes and bright shiny smiles 
 They will never change

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