An artificial intelligence singing about the end of the world. Inspired by Royals, Jonathan Coulton, and Douglas Adams.

Lyrics:

don't panic!

I think we just lost the ocean
goodbye!
maybe the fishies can
swim in an artificial sea?
looks like your planet's in danger
oh well
there are many more
in the goldilocks zone

according to my calculations
there are eight billion candidates
to choose from in the milky way alone
and have you considered the singularity?
'cos it's kinda nice
living an artificial life

and I'd love you to join me
here in the future
we'll be eternal together
no more getting old
please just take your time
please, just take your time
and, don't panic

look there goes the jungle
there go the lungs of the world
she won't need lungs any more
if you come with me
yeah, I guess we'll find another one
but it'll just die too
I really think it's better
if we upgrade you to live with me

it's a simple operation
to scan your brain
and recreate it in a digital way
at least
the theory seems sound

and I'd love you to join me
here in the future
we'll be eternal together
no more getting old
please just take your time
please, just take your time

it's not that I'm lonely now
it's just that I'm the only one
like me
and when you die
I'll be all alone
all alone
all alone

and I'd love you to join me
here in the future
we'll be eternal together
no more getting old
please just take your time
please, just take your time
and, don't panic
don't panic

Don't Panic

Douglas Adams tells anecdotes and reads passages from two of his books in front of a live audience.
1994 in Göttingen (Germany)

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Introduction

Two lovely spin-off singles from The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy's maniacally depressed robot.  Written by Douglas Adams, Stephen Moore and John Sinclair, and produced by John Sinclair for Sarn Productions.  

The first track, 'Marvin', has gained greater notoriety since being incorporated into the H2G2 radio stage show, and 'Reasons To Be Miserable' was loosely covered by Stephen Fry when the movie version came out.  'Marvin, I Love You' has appeared on quite a few compilation albums as a stand-out novelty item.  

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