Lyrics of 'Switched On' by Rydell

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This is compromise 'cause I can't reach you
Are you watching me, 'cause I can't see you

Yours are sad eyes that can never smile
And you don't hear what I'm screaming at you
And you don't blink, and you can't think
(Nothing) goes unnoticed
They call it progress

This is compromise 'cause I don't need you
Are you watching me, 'cause I can't read you

Are you switched on, are you infra-red
Are you switched on, are you in for it
Are you switched on, are you infra-red

Can you see me

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