The Assman 640 Speaks
Deltron 3030 Lyrics


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It's the year 3030...
And here at The Corporate Institutional Bank of Time, we find ourselves reflecting...
Finding out, that in fact, we came back... We were always coming back.




Overall Meaning

The Assman 640 Speaks is a track from Deltron 3030's self-titled debut album, which presents a futuristic world set in the year 3030. The lyrics of this song are spoken by the Assman 640, who is an artificial intelligence unit that was sent back in time to investigate the reasons behind the decline of humanity's civilization. The song represents a reflection by the Assman 640 about the cyclical nature of history and how, in the year 3030, people have reached a level of technological sophistication that allows them to manipulate time and space.


The lyrics of the song suggest that despite humankind's technological advancements, they always seem to repeat the same mistakes and end up going back to the same point in history. The Assman 640's statement "we were always coming back" is a commentary on the tendency of humanity to keep repeating the same patterns of behavior and the inevitability of history repeating itself. Moreover, the reference to The Corporate Institutional Bank of Time indicates that history and time are viewed as commodities that can be bought and sold instead of being an immutable force that cannot be controlled.


Line by Line Meaning

It's the year 3030...
We have entered a time far into the future, specifically the year 3030.


And here at The Corporate Institutional Bank of Time, we find ourselves reflecting...
We are currently at The Corporate Institutional Bank of Time and we are taking a moment to reflect on our past actions.


Finding out, that in fact, we came back...
We have discovered that we have returned to this moment, suggesting that we have been here before.


We were always coming back.
It seems inevitable that we would find ourselves back in this moment, implying that history is repeating itself.




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