The song "Danger Comeback" by Steeler describes the dangers of relying too much on technology and how it can control our lives. The lyrics talk about how microchip faces are controlling our fate, and how the coldness of technology is all around us. The song mentions the burning of eyeballs from endless TV and how robots are spinning us down. The chorus repeatedly warns of the danger comeback and the system meltdown for all eternity, highlighting the potential consequences of relying too much on machinery and the potential dangers of a technological meltdown. The song paints a picture of a society where colorful cables create the atmosphere and where satellite teachers are sent far from earth to shine down on screens, indicating a reliance on technology for education and communication. Overall, the song seems to caution against the over-reliance on technology and the potential dangers that come with it, emphasizing the need for balance and caution in the use of modern advancements.
