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The best thing about this EP are the vocals. Janelle Monáe is putting the soul back into 2719 tragic android love stories. President,” could apply to our world, I think the two extra tracks are not apart of the story. Judging that the latter of the two tracks, “Smile,” is a cover and the former, “Mr. The EP was later re-released as a special edition with two extra tracks. “Sincerely, Jane” talks about how Cindi Mayweather feels about her ended romance and the world she lives in. She may have heard the lullaby while she was a servant and sings it to herself to calm down while “Cybertronic Purgatory” is her message to Anthony, whether he can hear it or not. My interpretation of “Cybertronic Purgatory” and the lullaby heard at the end of “Many Moons” is that they show off Mayweather’s inner thoughts. I’m guessing he didn’t feel the same, or didn’t want to be caught in love, and reported it. The line “Tell me, are you bold enough to reach for love?” reveals to the listener that Cindi confessed her love to Greendown. With the song “Many Moons,” Cindi tells about her life before her love was revealed. They are meant to be servants to humans, and unsurprisingly, can be seen as whores, used for the pleasure of humans. This song also gives information about Mayweather’s and an android’s role in society.

In “Violet Stars Happy Hunting,” Mayweather, in a panicked stupor, has to run from the cops. And here’s my fatal attempt at interpreting these lyrics I’m definitely not the best at this: Metropolis: Suite 1 (The Chase) is Monáe’s first EP and first installment in her musical embodiment of a story inspired by the 1927 German Sci-fi film “Metropolis.” In this first installment, we learn about protagonist Cindi Mayweather, an android, who has illegally fallen in love with human Anthony Greendown.

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