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|Released    = April 30th, 2012 (UK), May 1st (Worldwide)
 
|Released    = April 30th, 2012 (UK), May 1st (Worldwide)
 
|Recorded    = 2009 – 2011, California
 
|Recorded    = 2009 – 2011, California
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|Genre      = Gothic rock, Alternative rock
 
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|Label      = [[Cooking Vinyl]], [[Hell, etc. (label)|Hell, etc.]]
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|Label      = [[Cooking Vinyl]], [[Hell, etc.]]
 
|Writer      = [[Marilyn Manson]]
 
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"'''Breaking the Same Old Ground'''" is a song set to appear on [[Marilyn Manson]]'s upcoming album, ''[[Born Villain]]''. The title of the song was revealed in the March 2012 issue of ''Revolver'' magazine.<ref name="Revolver Magazine'">[http://www.mansonwiki.com/wiki/2011-2012_Born_Villain_Imagery#Revolver_Magazine_-_March_2012 Manson Reveals New Song Titles In ''Revolver''], March. 2011, ''Revolver Magazine''.</ref>
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"'''Breaking the Same Old Ground'''" is the thirteenth track on the 2012 release ''[[Born Villain]]''. The title of the song was revealed in the March 2012 issue of ''Revolver'' magazine.<ref name="Revolver Magazine'">[[2010-2013 Born Villain imagery#Revolver Magazine - March 2012 Manson Reveals New Song Titles In ''Revolver'']], March. 2011, ''Revolver Magazine''.</ref> The song mentions how Manson feels he keeps coming back to familiar ground, performing the same show and doing the same things over and over again and that it's too late to change it. Like many of the songs on Born Villain, the ending becomes triumphant, with Manson declaring that nothing except death itself owns him, and he welcomes that nothingness.
  
==Music Details==
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== Music Details ==
==Appearances==
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Running with the theme of retreading old ground again and again and being stuck there, the song sounds eerily similar to the song The Nobodies and Coma Black.
* ''[[Born Villain (album)|Born Villain]]''
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Whether this was intentional or by coincidence has not yet been confirmed.
==Versions==
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==Song==
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Critical Reception The song received a positive review from Loudwire.com who
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gave it a 4/5 star rating. They said of the single "We could call 'No Reflection' a "comeback" single, since it’s reminiscent of some of the Antichrist Superstar’s best work."[4] Loudwire also posted a "readers poll" where fans could rate the song. The song maintained strong
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popularity with the majority of fans voting favourably for the
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song and also adding dozens of positive comments. As of March 10th only 4.35% of fans voted unfavourably for the song.[5] Fans also received the song very well on YouTube. Cooking Vinyl uploaded the single to YouTube on the 8th of March 2012 and in
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the first week of 'No Reflection' being available it received over
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130,000 views and almost no dislikes. The song received
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thousands of positive comments from the Marilyn Manson fan
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base, often stating that the single is Manson's best work for some
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==Lyrics==
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== Appearances ==
  Breaking The Same Old Ground And then I found how to be what you want
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* ''[[Born Villain]]''
  when I was out looking for something new Digging too deep
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  and now it’s too late
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  we just keep on
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  breaking the same old ground So you think that I asked for this
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  well, let me show you
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  what I think of your lips
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  And you think that I asked for this
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  come on,
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  use your fist And then I found how to be what you want
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  when I was out looking for something new Digging too deep
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  and now it’s too late
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  we just keep on
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  breaking the same old ground So you think that I asked for this
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  well, let me show you
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  what I think of your lips
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  And you think that I asked for this
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  come on,
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  use your fist When I found how to be what you want
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  I was out looking for something new
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  digging too deep
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  now it’s too late
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  we just keep on
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  breaking the same old ground breaking the same old ground
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  shhhhhh…
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  shhhhhh… I am owned by death
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  and
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  I’m in love with oblivion I am owned by death
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  and
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  I’m in love with oblivion
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==Trivia==
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== Versions ==
==References==
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* "Breaking the Same Old Ground" <small>— Appears on ''Born Villain''.</small>
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== Lyrics ==
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    And then I found how to be what you want
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    when I was out looking for something new
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    Digging too deep
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    and now it's too late
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    we just keep on
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    breaking the same old ground
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    So you think that I asked for this
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    well, let me show you
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    what I think of your lips
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    And you think that I asked for this
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    come on,
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    use your fist
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    And then I found how to be what you want
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    when I was out looking for something new
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    Digging too deep
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    and now it's too late
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    we just keep on
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    breaking the same old ground
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    So you think that I asked for this
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    well, let me show you
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    what I think of your lips
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    And you think that I asked for this
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    come on,
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    use your fist
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    When I found how to be what you want
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    I was out looking for something new
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    digging too deep
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    now it's too late
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    we just keep on
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    breaking the same old ground
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    breaking the same old ground
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    shhhhhh…
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    shhhhhh…
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    I am owned by death
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    and
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    I'm in love with oblivion
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    I am owned by death
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    and
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    I'm in love with oblivion
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== References ==
 
<references/>
 
<references/>
  
[[Category:Marilyn Manson Songs]]
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[[Category:Marilyn Manson songs]]
 
[[Category:Songs from Born Villain]]
 
[[Category:Songs from Born Villain]]
[[Category:Born Villain Era]]
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[[Category:Born Villain era]]
[[Category:Marilyn Manson]]
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[[Category:Never performed live]]

Latest revision as of 16:15, 23 January 2024

"Breaking the Same Old Ground"
Breaking the Same Old Ground cover
Song by Marilyn Manson
Album Born Villain
Released April 30th, 2012 (UK), May 1st (Worldwide)
Recorded 2009 – 2011, California
Genre Gothic rock, Alternative rock
Label Cooking Vinyl, Hell, etc.
Writer Marilyn Manson


"Breaking the Same Old Ground" is the thirteenth track on the 2012 release Born Villain. The title of the song was revealed in the March 2012 issue of Revolver magazine.[1] The song mentions how Manson feels he keeps coming back to familiar ground, performing the same show and doing the same things over and over again and that it's too late to change it. Like many of the songs on Born Villain, the ending becomes triumphant, with Manson declaring that nothing except death itself owns him, and he welcomes that nothingness.

Music Details[edit]

Running with the theme of retreading old ground again and again and being stuck there, the song sounds eerily similar to the song The Nobodies and Coma Black. Whether this was intentional or by coincidence has not yet been confirmed.

Appearances[edit]

Versions[edit]

  • "Breaking the Same Old Ground" — Appears on Born Villain.

Lyrics[edit]

    And then I found how to be what you want
    when I was out looking for something new
    
    Digging too deep
    and now it's too late
    we just keep on 
    breaking the same old ground
    
    So you think that I asked for this
    well, let me show you 
    what I think of your lips
    And you think that I asked for this
    come on, 
    use your fist
    
    And then I found how to be what you want
    when I was out looking for something new
    
    Digging too deep
    and now it's too late
    we just keep on 
    breaking the same old ground
    
    So you think that I asked for this
    well, let me show you 
    what I think of your lips
    And you think that I asked for this
    come on, 
    use your fist
    
    When I found how to be what you want
    I was out looking for something new
    digging too deep
    now it's too late
    we just keep on 
    breaking the same old ground
    breaking the same old ground
    shhhhhh…
    shhhhhh…
    
    I am owned by death 
    and 
    I'm in love with oblivion
    
    I am owned by death 
    and 
    I'm in love with oblivion

References[edit]

  1. 2010-2013 Born Villain imagery#Revolver Magazine - March 2012 Manson Reveals New Song Titles In ''Revolver'', March. 2011, Revolver Magazine.