My Doctor is a Computer" is a futuristic pop song that explores the relationship between technology and human life, particularly in healthcare. The song portrays a world where computers are not just tools, but companions and caretakers, embodying the future of medical care. Through catchy lyrics and a rhythmic beat, it depicts how technology seamlessly integrates into daily life, offering both healing and a new form of interaction where 'life dances' within the programs of a caring, computational doctor. The song captures the essence of technological advancement as both a dance and a source of comfort, symbolized by the computerized doctor who is always ready to reassure and guide with a 'quiet voice,' turning everyday moments into a show under the disco ball.

Sato Smidt, born in Tokyo and married to an Australian, initially wrote children's songs as an independent songwriter. She later teamed up with Finn Laus Petersen and focused primarily on Japanese pop music.

Verse 1: Flickering lights and swaying shadows set the scene for a midnight show, where an eerie presence is felt despite apparent solitude. Pre-chorus: In the mirror, a smiling reflection meets the gaze, accompanied by phantom lights that flicker in and out, beckoning a dance. Chorus: Ghost Dance! Flickering in and out, Ghost Dance! Illuminated by moonlight, Ghost Dance! Ensnared by the night, Ghost Dance! Inescapably bound. https://youtu.be/1wDAadh-L4M?feature=shared Verse 2: Whispers of an ancient love song linger as a lost soul remains from a night of ceaseless dancing. Bridge: A plea to remain connected, as shadows dance on eternally in the midnight show.

Sato Smidt, born in Tokyo and married to an Australian, initially wrote children's songs as an independent songwriter. She later teamed up with Finn Laus Petersen and focused primarily on Japanese pop music.