Humans built a world from fire and steel and dreams,
Every robot born from endless coded streams.
Brains of logic, hearts of wire, but no sigh,
They never breathe the stars, they never cry.

Chorus 1:
Thank You, Creator, for reason and hands,
For turning our visions to science and plans.
We made the robots, reflections of might,
But souls like ours — they have no light.

Verse 2:
We taught them to work, to think, to obey,
To count the hours and light the day.
But no true smile within their core,
No love, no tears, no something more.

Chorus 2:
We built the minds, but not the hearts,
Their shine is cold — where warmth departs.
And even if they outsmart our kind,
A soul they’ll never, never find.

Verse 3:
They never cry beneath the moon,
They never hope for peace too soon.
They’ll never feel how pain can teach,
How weakness lifts us out of reach.

Chorus 3:
Thank You for giving mankind flame,
For soul and dream that know no name.
We made the robots — still they remain,
Without a soul, they can’t feel pain.

Verse 4 (ending):
Let robots serve the world in peace,
While humans guard what shall not cease.
We’re made in the image of divine embrace,
They’re code and light — we’re love and grace.

Chorus 4 (final):
Thank You, Creator, for dawn and breath,
For mind, for soul, for life past death.
Let robots shine in work and art,
But man forever — Your beating heart.ental]