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"'''Slutgarden'''" is the ninth track on the 2003 release ''[[The Golden Age of Grotesque]]''. | "'''Slutgarden'''" is the ninth track on the 2003 release ''[[The Golden Age of Grotesque]]''. | ||
| − | == Appearances == | + | ==Appearances== |
| − | === Albums === | + | ===Albums=== |
* ''[[The Golden Age of Grotesque]]'' | * ''[[The Golden Age of Grotesque]]'' | ||
| − | == Versions == | + | ==Versions== |
| − | * "Slutgarden" <small> | + | * "Slutgarden" <small>— Appears on ''The Golden Age of Grotesque''.</small> |
| − | == Lyrics == | + | ==Lyrics== |
I'll pretend that I want you | I'll pretend that I want you | ||
For what is on the inside | For what is on the inside | ||
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We're all god's people | We're all god's people | ||
| − | == Trivia == | + | ==Trivia== |
* The lines "I am a VCR / A funeral of dead memory waste" and "Love your enemy because love is the enemy" were first used in the [[Doppelherz (song)|vocal track]] of the short film ''[[Doppelherz]]'', which was recorded on April 1, 2002. They were reworked as "I'm a VCR funeral of / Dead-memory waste" and "Love the enemy, my love is thee enemy" respectively. | * The lines "I am a VCR / A funeral of dead memory waste" and "Love your enemy because love is the enemy" were first used in the [[Doppelherz (song)|vocal track]] of the short film ''[[Doppelherz]]'', which was recorded on April 1, 2002. They were reworked as "I'm a VCR funeral of / Dead-memory waste" and "Love the enemy, my love is thee enemy" respectively. | ||
* The song's title may be a reference to the Lustgarten (meaning "Pleasure Garden") in Berlin; a park that initially played host to protests against the Nazi regime, but later on would host Nazi rallies wherein Hitler would address the masses. | * The song's title may be a reference to the Lustgarten (meaning "Pleasure Garden") in Berlin; a park that initially played host to protests against the Nazi regime, but later on would host Nazi rallies wherein Hitler would address the masses. | ||
| − | * The ending of the song is a play on a Children's Rhyme: | + | * The ending of the song is a play on a Children's Rhyme: |
"Here is the Church | "Here is the Church | ||
This is the steeple | This is the steeple | ||
