"Cyborg" genre: Rock
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	Gutteral vocals and flanged out guitars create imagery of a world in the distant future where bio-robots have conquered death but forgotten the purpose of life itself.
	CD: Indivisual Credits: Written and composed by Amod Dange, performed by Mystic Frost
	Story Behind the Song Inspired by a story in an episode of the TV show "NextStep" featuring two San Francisco men who became the world's first "cyborgs" when they lived for two whole years in specially designed suits complete with virtual reality helmets that allowed them to be logged on to the Internet around the clock, cyborgs of the future would go much further by wideky using computer chips grafted in their bodies to facilitate various electronic tasks. This song was a result of my lucid thoughts about this mindblowing idea about the future of human life. Lyrics Plugged in and humming in a multi tasking hyperlife Jump in and out of domains with one blink that’s hyperlinked Cos I’m a cyborg king of the wired world I’ve got the best of man and machine Cyborg a super-being And the future belongs to me Bio-robotic body mind uploaded constantly One with he universal multi-dimensional matrix Cos I’m a cyborg king of the wired world I’ve got the best of man and machine Cyborg a super-being And the future belongs to me Breathing in data breathing out information Swimming in knowledge yet I’m searching for wisdom Cyborg king of the wired world I’ve got the best of man and machine Cyborg a super-being And the future belongs to me Millions of cyborgs each on its own Drifting alone in its own lightcone The virtual dome where reality bends Patiently waits for the silent end

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