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==Lyrics==
 
==Lyrics==
     Who'll ride this dying carousel?
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     Wholl ride this dying carousel?
     Four rusted horses strangled by their own rope
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     four rusting horses
     What children love is singing "we'll know that their tied hearts sit broke,"
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    strangled by their own rope.
     "That their tied hearts sit broke"
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     What children love a singing wheel,
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     now that their tight hearts it broke?
 
      
 
      
     Everyone will come, everyone will come to my funeral
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     Everyone will come.
    To make sure that I stay dead
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     Everyone will come to my funeral to make sure
     Everyone will come, everyone will come to my funeral
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     that I stay dead
     To make sure that I stay dead
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     I can see the coffin shining through my tinted window
 
     I can see the coffin shining through my tinted window
     Must've missed the sign that said it was a fire sale
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     must have missed the signs that said it was a fire sale
    I can see the coffin shining through my tinted window
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    Must've missed the sign that said it was a fire sale
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     You cant take this from me
   
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    Forbidden in heaven and useless in hell
    Everyone will come, everyone will come to my funeral
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     You cant take this from me
    To make sure that I stay dead
+
    Forbidden in heaven and useless in hell
    Everyone will come, everyone will come to my funeral
+
     You cant take this from me
    To make sure that I stay dead
+
     Forbidden in heaven and useless in hell
   
+
     You cant take this from me
     You can't take this from me (forbidden in Heaven and useless in Hell)
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     Forbidden in heaven and useless in hell
     You can't take this from me (forbidden in Heaven and useless in Hell)
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    Useless in Hell
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    I can see the coffin shining through my tinted window
+
    Must've missed the sign that said it was a fire sale
+
    I can see the coffin shining through my tinted window
+
    Must've missed the sign that said it was a fire sale
+
   
+
    Everyone will come, everyone will come to my funeral
+
    To make sure that I stay dead
+
    Everyone will come, everyone will come to my funeral
+
    To make sure that I stay dead
+
   
+
     You can't take this from me (forbidden in Heaven and useless in Hell)
+
     You can't take this from me (forbidden in Heaven and useless in Hell)
+
     You can't take this from me (forbidden in Heaven and useless in Hell)
+
     You can't take this from me (forbidden in Heaven and useless in Hell)
+
    Useless in Hell
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     Who'll ride this dying carousel?
+
     Wholl ride this dying carousel?
     Four rusted horses strangled by their own rope
+
     four rusting horses
     What children love is singing "we'll know that their tied hearts sit broke,"
+
    strangled by their own rope.
     "That their tied hearts sit broke,"
+
     What children love a singing wheel,
    Now that their tied hearts sit broke
+
     now that their tight hearts it broke?
  
 
==References==
 
==References==

Revision as of 07:53, 9 May 2009

"Four Rusted Horses"
Four Rusted Horses cover
Song by Marilyn Manson
Album The High End of Low
Released May 20, 2009
Recorded March 2008–January 2009 in Los Angeles and Hollywood, California
Label Interscope
Writer Marilyn Manson
Composer Twiggy Ramirez
Producer Marilyn Manson, Chris Vrenna, Twiggy Ramirez, Sean Beavan

"Four Rusted Horses" is the fourth track from Marilyn Manson's 2009 release The High End of Low. Its title was revealed on March 10, 2009, in a MySpace blog entry by producer Sean Beavan.

Music details

"Four Rusted Horses" contains a riff originally written by Twiggy Ramirez in 2007, for the Goon Moon song "SomewheretoHide".

A blog by Metal Hammer describes "Four Rusted Horses" as "Sounding like Seasick Steve, the track opens with an Americana-inspired acoustic guitar and foot-stomp. Manson's voice soon joins the ensemble – along with synth strings – reminiscent of 'Coma White'. The track keeps you anticipating a massive chorus as the chorus bridge teases you with what we all love – huge searing soaring Manson screams and ma-hoo-sive guitars. The track builds from the bottom up, with layers being added and added, only to be stripped down again. Fucking, tease. Manson has always been good at autobiographical catharsis by spinning an extended metaphor (dare we say 'concept') It's less clear here what that might be, but the lyrics "Everyone will come to my funeral to make sure I'm dead" hint at a faux-persecution complex (though Manson's history of complex narrative, allegory and irony it'll be nearly impossible to tell until he tells us). Sadly the massive money-shot climax never happens and the track just fades into amp feedback and disappears. Sonically this is another step forward for Manson, but musically the song lacks the peaks we crave."[1]

Appearances

Albums

Versions

  • "Four Rusted Horses" — Appears on The High End of Low
  • "Four Rusted Horses" (Opening Titles Version) — Appears on the "We're from America" single and the deluxe edition of The High End of Low

Lyrics

    Wholl ride this dying carousel?
    four rusting horses
    strangled by their own rope.
    What children love a singing wheel,
    now that their tight hearts it broke?
    
    Everyone will come.
    Everyone will come to my funeral to make sure
    that I stay dead
    
    I can see the coffin shining through my tinted window
    must have missed the signs that said it was a fire sale
    You cant take this from me
    Forbidden in heaven and useless in hell
    You cant take this from me
    Forbidden in heaven and useless in hell
    You cant take this from me
    Forbidden in heaven and useless in hell
    You cant take this from me
    Forbidden in heaven and useless in hell
    
    Wholl ride this dying carousel?
    four rusting horses
    strangled by their own rope.
    What children love a singing wheel,
    now that their tight hearts it broke?

References

  1. Marilyn Manson 'High End Of Low' Album Track-By-Track. Metal Hammer. April 7, 2009.