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Computer World (by Kraftwerk) 

Leonard B. Wilson, 2 months ago 0 1 min read 77  

With Deutsche Bank suddenly trending these days in Twitter, Kraftwerk’s classic “Computer World” came to mind. Created in 1981, it’s kind of amazing to see how well it fits in the world we know today. Enjoy.

Lyrics:

Interpol and Deutsche Bank
FBI and Scotland Yard
Interpol and Deutsche Bank
FBI and Scotland Yard

Business, numbers
Money, people
Business, numbers
Money, people

Computer world

Computer world

Interpol and Deutsche Bank
FBI and Scotland Yard
Interpol and Deutsche Bank
FBI and Scotland Yard

Business, numbers
Money, people
Business, numbers
Money, people

Computer world

Computer world

Interpol and Deutsche Bank
FBI and Scotland Yard
Interpol and Deutsche Bank
FBI and Scotland Yard

Crime, travel
Communication, entertainment
Crime, travel
Communication, entertainment

Computer world

Computer world

Tags #Kraftwerk #Florian Schneider #Computer World #Ralf Hutter #1981 #Electronic Music
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Perhaps having watched way too many movies growing up, many have said that Leonard’s unable to hold a conversation without directly relating any real life incident to a movie that matches it. A fan of movies overall, but still learning about the nuances of film and it’s history, he can be found on Twitter as @Cavatica.

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