Lyric discussion by Mullz 

I agree with the irony regarding the robot voice and the phrase "human after all"... but I think the song goes beyond that. It can be divided into a calm, "friendly" part and an agressive one, that begins when the robot keeps repeating "human after all". Taking these two contexts, I think it's possible to have two different interpretations of the phrase: the first, in a gentle tone, as used in a speech for unity between mankind, like "we're all the same, humans"; the second, in a darker and agressive tone, as a justification for a violent, unethical, or maybe repressive action, like "we have our needs, we're human after all". To illustrate this line of thought, if in a video, it's like the first part shows treaties of peace and speeches for partnership between two countries, to bring development, etc, while the real goal is shown in the second part, where weapons are sold from one to another, to fight the common enemy. History is full of events like this, that demonstrate that, behind the scenes, things get dirtier.

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