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"Metal Sonic" is a song from Virtual Sonic, which was made by Howard Drossin. It is a grunge rock piece with lyrics that are intentionally subversive and hard to understand.[1]

Lyrics[]

He's...
going his own way...
Just...
like a black-eyed stingray...
He's born and raised with a body which screams "come on!"
Like a bitter homely kind of people that's just too much for the heart of the future...
He's out to get you, gonna make you shout...
He wanna touch, he wanna scan you out...
You can run all you want but know, you're gonna pay...
He's put together the wrong way...
The wrong way...
He's put together the wrong way...
The wrong way...

Connection to the character[]

  • "He's born and raised with a body which screams "come on!"" - Metal Sonic was specifically built to challenge Sonic.
  • "Just too much for the heart of the future" - Metal's initial purpose was to conquer Little Planet so it would be corrupted in the future.
  • "He wanna touch, he wanna scan you out" - Metal's ability to scan life forms and copy their data.
  • "You can run all you want but know, you're gonna pay" - Due to his speed, Metal is not easy to outrun.
  • "He's put together the wrong way" - Metal being made by an evil scientist for an evil purpose.

References[]

  1. โ†‘ Howard Drossin interview by SageXPO. SAGExpo (August 2008). "Aquaslash: There's a song you did for the "Virtual Sonic" album called "Metal Sonic". Did you have the lyrics to that anywhere, it's kinda hard to understand? / Howard Drossin: I don't have the lyrics anymore, but I know the first line is -- He's going his own way. My lyrics were a bit subversive for the project and intentionally hard to understand when I sang it."

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