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“The Veldt” is a short story written by Ray Bradbury that was published originally as “The World the Children Made” in the September 23, 1950.
A family lives in an automated house called “The Happylife Home,” filled with machines that do everything for them from cooking meals, to clothing them, to...
[Verse 1: Chris James]
Happy life with the machines
Scattered around the room
Look what they made, they made it for me
Happy technology
Outside, the lions roam
Feeding on remains
We'll never leave, look at us, now
So in love with the way we are
[Chorus]
Here, the world that the children made
The world that the children made
Here, the world that the children made
Here, the world that the children made
[Verse 2]
Every night, they rock us to sleep
Digital family
Is it real or is it a dream?
Can you believe in machines?
Outside, the beating sun
Can you hear the screams?
We'll never leave, look at us, now
So in love with the way we are
[Chorus]
Here, the world that the children made
The world that the children made
Here, the world that the children made
Here, the world that the children made
[Interlude]
Here, the world that the children made
Here, the world that the children made
[Verse 3]
Happy life with the machines
Scattered around the room
Look what they made, they made it for me
Happy technology
Outside, the lions roam
Feeding on remains
We'll never leave, look at us, now
So in love with the way we are
[Chorus]
Here, the world that the children made
The world that the children made
Here, the world that the children made
Here, the world that the children made
Here, the world that the children made
Here, the world that the children made
The Veldt was written by deadmau5 & Chris James Donnelly.
The Veldt was produced by deadmau5.
I don’t know if this is the correct answer but I think it was in order to avoid spoiling the end of Bradbury’s short story, and as a way of encouraging people who liked the song to go further about its meaning and read the story themselves.
The track title and lyrics are based on “The Veldt”, a science fiction short story by American author Ray Bradbury. Originally appearing as “The World the Children Made” in September 1950.
You can view it happen here:
Basically, Chris sent deadmau5 a demo and he loved it, so he hit him up and bam. The rest is history.