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You Disarmed Your Robot Army lyrics
I entered in the middle, the middle of the film
The second reel was sliding into another realm
You were shutting down the she-bots, drawing down the drones
Blocking out the sun spots, closing down the clones
Up ahead I see them, and coming from behind
Surrounded by invaders from past and future times
You disarmed your robot army too soon
Androids in the alley and zombies in the street
Murderous marauders, I hear their creeping feet
Aliens are landing and walking with the ghouls
Vampires are stalking, the moon is always full
Tell Tony not to worry, cause Pepper's here again
With her own iron army to save us all from them
You disarmed your robot army too soon
From the sneaky and the smarmy to the grody and the gnarly
The repentant and the sorry, throwing blame and shade and karma
On the admins and attorneys on Suzikis and on Harleys
They are prompt and they are tardy at the offices and parties
With their markers and their Sharpies eating shrimp and calimari
All the bland ones and the hearty on the marches and safaris
With bionic ants and swarmies on the clear nights and the starry
You disarmed your robot army too soon
We're charging our devices and nailing shut the door
The enemy's evolving, it's different than before
With all the dangers changing, we can't afford to slip
And we will be in trouble if we are not equipped
The climax scene is coming, bring every plan you know
Cause we must all be ready for when it's time to go
You disarmed your robot army too soon
Don't disarm your robot army too soon
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You Disarmed Your Robot Army credits/info
"You Disarmed Your Robot Army"
by David Zee
Recorded by Zanilonia
Keyboards, vocals, video editor: David Zee
Mix & master: Benedict Roff-Marsh
Video editor: David Zee
Graphic artist: Nicholas H, PeoplePerHour
Zanilonia logo: Ashley Pound
Photo credits:
Ricardo Gomez Angel on Unsplash
Joshua Woroniecki on Unsplash
Darmau Lee on Unsplash
Philip Myrton on Unsplash
Public domain movie clips:
Night of the Living Dead (dir. George A. Romero)
The Monster of Piedras Blancas (dir. Irvin Berwick)
The Manster (dir. George P. Breakston, Kenneth G. Crane
Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein (dir. Charles Barton)
Earth Vs. the Flying Saucers (dir. Fred F. Sears)
Robot Monster (dir. Phil Tucker)
Tobor the Great (dir. Lee Sholem)
The Day the Earth Stood Still (dir. Robert Wise)
Dedicated to Thelio, Ingrid, and the Zombie Apocalypse
Inspired by "How to Build A Robot Army" by Daniel H. Wilson, Ph.D.
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