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THE MACHINE LEARNS HUNGER
THE MACHINE LEARNS HUNGER is a Suno song by Alex Merced blending progressive art rock and industrial, published September 6, 2026. Hear it and view its verified details.
- Artist
- Alex Merced
- Type
- Suno generation
- Runtime
- 7:49
- Published
- Style
- progressive art rock · industrial · cinematic
- Suno model
- v5.5
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How this recording was made
Created by Alex Merced with Suno; style tags, runtime, artwork, model version and lyrics are sourced from the public Suno recording metadata.
The musical arrangement and performance were generated with Suno from Alex’s creative direction. The title, published source, model label, style tags, artwork and text shown here come from the public recording metadata.
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[Intro: distant wind, faint radio static, one military snare] [Old Radio Voice] For security. For honor. For peace. [Pause] [Low Piano] [Whispered Choir] They always say peace. [Verse 1: sparse piano, restrained vocal] A mother folds a uniform And smooths the shoulders twice A father says, “Come home again” As if the words were dice A train pulls out beneath the flags The brass band plays too loud Young faces disappear behind A cheering, waving crowd They’ve drawn the maps They’ve named the threat They’ve told us what is true The enemy is monstrous And the righteous side is you [Backing Vocals, distant] March March March [Lead] Nobody photographs the future When the banners still look new [Pre-Chorus: low strings rising] First comes the speech Then comes the drum Then every complicated question Gets reduced to who must run Who must kill Who must die Who deserves the burning sky [Chorus: massive, slow] WAR MAKES GRAVES AND GRAVES MAKE GHOSTS GHOSTS MAKE STORIES WE REMEMBER MOST A child beneath the rubble Learns a name to blame Twenty years from now We act surprised When he remembers all the same WAR BEGETS WAR WHEN PAIN BECOMES INHERITED Every bomb can build tomorrow’s enemy Before tomorrow has begun [Instrumental: artillery-like drums, low brass] [Verse 2: marching rhythm] The first explosion has no politics To the body underneath It doesn’t ask your ideology Before it steals your teeth A hospital without a ceiling A school without a wall A wedding photograph beneath The concrete in the hall Somebody screams for water Somebody calls a name Somebody wakes tomorrow And will never be the same [Backing Choir] Collateral Collateral Collateral [Lead, bitterly] A tidy word For someone else’s dead A clean abstraction Spoken far away From where the children bled [Pre-Chorus] Every side has photographs They never will forget Every side has funerals That turn sorrow into debt Every side can point behind And say, “Look what they did” And every generation learns The reasons it was given [Chorus] WAR MAKES GRAVES AND GRAVES MAKE GHOSTS GHOSTS MAKE STORIES WE REMEMBER MOST A daughter sees her father’s coat Still hanging by the door Tell her twenty years from now That vengeance doesn’t matter anymore WAR BEGETS WAR WHEN MEMORY BECOMES A WEAPON Yesterday keeps loading rifles For a battle still unborn [Break: silence, distant ringing] [Spoken Vocal] A missile doesn’t only destroy a building. It creates a witness. A witness becomes a memory. A memory becomes a story. A story becomes identity. Identity becomes grievance. Grievance waits. [Low drum] Sometimes for decades. [Verse 3: industrial rhythm begins] Then factories learn the rhythm Of the contracts and demand Machines designed for killing Become payroll across the land A senator finds jobs Inside another fighter wing A district needs the spending So the assembly lines can sing An engineer has children A machinist has a home A company has forecasts That assume the weapons flow And suddenly the question Isn’t only, “Should we fight?” It’s also what goes dark If peace arrives tomorrow night [Backing Vocals, mechanical] Payroll Contract Quarter Growth [Lead] The machine learns hunger And the hunger learns to vote [Pre-Chorus: percussion becomes factory-like] When livelihoods depend On building instruments of war Peace becomes disruptive To the balance sheet and floor New threats keep budgets growing Old threats keep programs alive And someone somewhere always benefits If fear survives [Chorus: harsher] THE MACHINE LEARNS HUNGER THE MACHINE MUST EAT IT NEEDS ANOTHER ENEMY TO JUSTIFY THE FLEET Another generation Another procurement plan Another map explaining Why the danger’s close at hand WAR FEEDS WAR WHEN WAR BECOMES AN INDUSTRY And industries don’t wake one morning Dreaming how to disappear [Instrumental Break: mechanical synth, snare, distorted guitar] [Verse 4: faster spoken-sung cadence] Build a base Build another Ship the weapons Choose a brother Fund a faction Train a force Change the government Change the course Today’s ally Tomorrow’s threat Yesterday’s weapon We haven’t forgotten yet Arm them now Because we need them Fight them later When we fear them [Backing Vocals] Again Again Again Again [Lead] The future enemy May already know our guns Because somebody once decided He was useful to someone [Music abruptly drops] And every intervention Leaves something unresolved A border A militia A vacuum A grievance A weapon A debt A promise A corpse [Drums return] Then years later We call the consequence A crisis without cause [Chorus] WAR MAKES ENEMIES ENEMIES MAKE FEAR FEAR MAKES BUDGETS THAT RETURN EVERY YEAR Yesterday’s solution Can become tomorrow’s war And every door we kick apart Can build another locked door WAR BEGETS WAR WHEN POWER HAS NO MEMORY We keep planting fields of anger Then act shocked by what they grow [Bridge: mournful strings, no
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