Motorola's Requiem

Song by Alexander The Great (ATG)

Inspired by Motorola's Highs and Lows

Intro

Verse 1

In Schaumburg's glow, the Galvins had a plan,

To mix some tunes with every van.

'Motorola' roared to life, the name was set,

With cars and sound, a perfect duet.

Verse 2

From Handie-Talkie’s war-time chat,

To TVs, phones, where the future sat.

The DynaTAC, a bulky gem so grand,

It changed the game, with a signal in hand.

Chorus:

Oh, Motorola, you spun the world's wheel,

From analog days to digital zeal.

From Razr’s sleek frame to Google's embrace,

You raced the sun, kept a thrilling pace.

Verse 3

Then Iridium, with stars in its sight,

A network of dreams, flying the night.

But too fast, too soon, it met its night,

A brilliant crash, out of time, out of light.

Verse 4

Google's chapter came, then quickly passed,

Motorola's saga seemed so vast.

Then Lenovo stepped up, bold and keen,

Reviving Razr with a screen unseen.

Chorus:

Oh, Motorola, you spun the world's wheel,

From analog days to digital zeal.

From Google’s brief stint to Lenovo's rise,

You've seen it all, beneath tech's skies.

Bridge

From CPUs to satellites that soared,

A tech ballet, danced and adored.

Yet here lies the tale, both bitter and sweet,

Motorola's march, can't skip a beat.

Outro 

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