Lyrics

In pixels bright, so sharp and clear,
the human touch begins to disappear.
A single click, we’re tied, we’re bound,
yet inwardly we’re lost, un-found.

We share our likes, not real words spoken,
while feelings fade, in silence broken.
Connection shrinks to screen and sound,
as hearts grow cold, and love unbound.

The world gets smart, but who stays wise,
when algorithms cloud our skies?
It shows us only what we know,
and leaves no room for thought to grow.

A child is raised by screen-lit eyes,
knows not the trees, but chat replies.
A selfie counts more than a glance,
a filter turns our lives to dance.

The fallen fall with no one near,
their silent cry, no one to hear.
For visibility’s not real truth,
and depth is lost in fleeting youth.

Work turns to code, so cold, so neat,
but human touch, it’s obsolete.
Progress eats with steel and light,
what souls need—he misses from his sight.

We build up networks, not real ties,
forget the warmth of true allies.
And in the glow, the digital flare,
loneliness dances everywhere.