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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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| − | |Label = [[Cooking Vinyl]], [[Hell, etc.]] | + | |Label = [[Cooking Vinyl]], [[Hell, etc. (label)|Hell, etc.]] |
|Writer = [[Marilyn Manson]] | |Writer = [[Marilyn Manson]] | ||
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| − | "'''Children of Cain'''" is a song | + | "'''Children of Cain'''" 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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| − | + | * ''[[Born Villain (album)|Born Villain]]'' | |
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| − | == | + | ==Versions== |
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| − | + | ==Song== | |
| − | + | ==Lyrics== | |
| − | + | Sacrifice won't suffice | |
| + | Resurrection needs your death to happen twice | ||
| + | Fall on my heart and burn and forge your tortured black-smitten | ||
| + | Into the sharpest fucking sword | ||
| − | + | Don't assume that I'm always with you | |
| + | It's just where my mortal body happens to be | ||
| + | Don't assume that I'm always with you | ||
| + | It's just where my mortal body happens to be | ||
| − | + | No sin-eater to slay us children of Cain | |
| + | Watching monkey suicide, Sunday AIDS and church wine wash it away | ||
| − | + | Christ consciousness manifest to the Golden Ratio | |
| + | Five or 500 million years ago | ||
| + | We were 15-foot high | ||
| + | And to die was a Bardot Bridge we never thought we'd cross | ||
| + | To burn down behind and below | ||
| − | + | No sin-eater to slay us children of Cain | |
| + | Watching monkey suicide, Sunday AIDS and church wine wash it away | ||
| − | + | Don't assume that I'm always with you | |
| + | It's just where my mortal body happens to be | ||
| + | Don't assume that I'm always with you | ||
| + | It's just where my mortal body happens to be | ||
| + | Don't assume that I'm always with you | ||
| + | It's just where my mortal body happens to be | ||
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| + | So take your little black book | ||
| + | I see the way that you look in to it | ||
| + | I'll eat it and I'll cut my tongue | ||
| + | And all the pages you spread, sweet as honey you said | ||
| + | But I'm choking on your bitter stories | ||
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| + | No sin-eater to slay us children of Cain | ||
| + | Watching monkey suicide, Sunday AIDS and church wine wash it away | ||
| + | Sunday AIDS and church wine wash it away | ||
| + | Sunday AIDS and church wine wash it away | ||
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| + | ==Trivia== | ||
| + | * ''"Bardot Bridge"'' is a play on the name of 60's French actress, activist and sex symbol Brigitte Bardot [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brigitte_Bardot]. She was the subject of Simon de Beauvoir's existentialist essay ''The Lolita Syndrome.''[http://books.google.com/books/about/Brigitte_Bardot_and_the_Lolita_Syndrome.html?id=eImJQgAACAAJ] | ||
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| + | * ''"Golden Ratio five"'' is a reference to the mathematical concepts of the "Golden Ratio" [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Golden_ratio] and Fibonacci series, in which the number 5 is intrinsically related [http://www.goldennumber.net/five(5).htm]. | ||
| − | == References == | + | ==References== |
<references/> | <references/> | ||
| − | [[Category:Marilyn Manson | + | [[Category:Marilyn Manson Songs]] |
[[Category:Songs from Born Villain]] | [[Category:Songs from Born Villain]] | ||
| − | [[Category:Born Villain | + | [[Category:Born Villain Era]] |
| − | [[Category: | + | [[Category:Marilyn Manson]] |
