Difference between revisions of "Word play in Marilyn Manson songs"

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*"[[(s)AINT]]": "suffer-genius" (''suffer'' + ''genius'' + ''suffragette'')
 
*"[[(s)AINT]]": "suffer-genius" (''suffer'' + ''genius'' + ''suffragette'')
 
*"[[(s)AINT]]": "Vivi-sex symbol" (''vivisection'' + ''sex symbol'')
 
*"[[(s)AINT]]": "Vivi-sex symbol" (''vivisection'' + ''sex symbol'')
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*"[[Ka-boom Ka-boom]]": "We're a death-marching band" (''death march'' + ''marching band'')
 
*"[[Ka-boom Ka-boom]]": "Porn poms" (''porn'' + ''pom-poms'')
 
*"[[Ka-boom Ka-boom]]": "Porn poms" (''porn'' + ''pom-poms'')
 
*"[[Ka-boom Ka-boom]]": "Dumbo jets" (''Dumbo'' + ''jumbo jet'')
 
*"[[Ka-boom Ka-boom]]": "Dumbo jets" (''Dumbo'' + ''jumbo jet'')
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*"[[mOBSCENE]]": "We are the thing of shapes to come" (from ''The Shape of Things to Come'', a work of science fiction by H. G. Wells)
 
*"[[mOBSCENE]]": "We are the thing of shapes to come" (from ''The Shape of Things to Come'', a work of science fiction by H. G. Wells)
 
*"[[mOBSCENE]]": "Be obscene and not heard" (from ''be seen and not heard''. ''Women should be obscene and not heard'' is a phrase by Oscar Wilde.)
 
*"[[mOBSCENE]]": "Be obscene and not heard" (from ''be seen and not heard''. ''Women should be obscene and not heard'' is a phrase by Oscar Wilde.)
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*"[[Doll-Dagga Buzz-Buzz Ziggety-Zag]]": "pin-down girls" (from ''pin-up girl'')
 
*"[[Doll-Dagga Buzz-Buzz Ziggety-Zag]]": "Venus Not In Furs" (from ''Venus in furs'', a novella from Leopold von Sacher-Masoch)  
 
*"[[Doll-Dagga Buzz-Buzz Ziggety-Zag]]": "Venus Not In Furs" (from ''Venus in furs'', a novella from Leopold von Sacher-Masoch)  
 
*"[[Ka-boom Ka-boom]]": "We're tasteless but taste good"
 
*"[[Ka-boom Ka-boom]]": "We're tasteless but taste good"

Revision as of 13:03, 5 November 2010

This page lists lyrics of songs by Marilyn Manson which incorporate alliterations, portmanteaus, puns, etc...

This list is incomplete.

Alliterations

Portmanteaus

Puns / Paranomasias

Others

See also