I Am a Part of This Machinery Take I Take II Written and performed by My Dear Killer. Orginally composed for what should have been a small EP tentatively entitled, I am a Folk Singer but went, for a change, unfinished. This single recored for a compilation edited by TSBTA, which ended up never been pupblished as well. Nevertheless, it was finally released on the "My Dear Serial Killer" mini-CDr series, edited by Boring Machines Recorded the 16 September 2006, at 67 The Burroughs, Downstairs, Nursery, North London, U.K. by a Tascam 788 Portastudio multitrack recorder. I am a part of this machinery. I am a spring in the clockwork that scans the rhythm of your life and there's no way to get out of here. I am in principle a molecule, but I have been stretched into a polymer, God know I wished I was monomer, and there's no room to get displaced out of here. If I fold into my uniform, will you then think that I'd look beautiful, like in a snapshot with a girlfriend that I have never met before? You are a part of this machinery, dear, too.