The Inventor from Afar

[Verse] In a quiet little lab on the edge of the Milky Way, Lived a genius from the stars with ideas on display. He'd tinkered and he'd toiled on robots night and day, But people came a-callin', and he wished they'd go away. [Verse 2] "Why," he mused in frustration, "can't they leave me alone? Don't they see I'm crafting here, in my cosmic zone?" His circuits sparked like constellations, a dazzling unknown, But humanity kept knocking, making him groan. [Chorus] "Oh, I just want to build without the crowd's inquiring glance, But maybe I'll indulge them, give them robots a chance. If showing off my gadgets will make them dance, Then I'll embrace this earthly romance." [Verse 3] He'd bring his androids and his gadgets, made from wire and code, Distinct from any earthly creation, his brilliance overflowed. His heart, once cold as starlight, began to erode, As he watched their eyes sparkle, his fame soon bestowed. [Verse 4] Now he finds joy not in solitude but in the crowd’s cheer, As they marvel at inventions, each constructed year by year. His alien heart warmed to the people drawing near, The once-reclusive genius found his purpose here. [Chorus] "Oh, I just want to build without the crowd's inquiring glance, But maybe I'll indulge them, give them robots a chance. If showing off my gadgets will make them dance, Then I'll embrace this earthly romance."