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"'''Murderers Are Getting Prettier Every Day'''" is a song on [[Marilyn Manson]]'s eight album, ''[[Born Villain]]''. The song premiered exclusively on Spotify on April 23th 2012. | "'''Murderers Are Getting Prettier Every Day'''" is a song on [[Marilyn Manson]]'s eight album, ''[[Born Villain]]''. The song premiered exclusively on Spotify on April 23th 2012. | ||
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* "Murderers Are Getting Prettier Every Day" appears on ''Born Villain''. | * "Murderers Are Getting Prettier Every Day" appears on ''Born Villain''. | ||
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Do you always | Do you always | ||
Have to hire actors, | Have to hire actors, | ||
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I hear the horrid voices | I hear the horrid voices | ||
Of someone else's angels | Of someone else's angels | ||
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I broke open the box | I broke open the box | ||
When I spoke the spell | When I spoke the spell | ||
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I hear the horrid voices | I hear the horrid voices | ||
Of someone else's angels | Of someone else's angels | ||
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I don't have to see | I don't have to see | ||
To know that murderers | To know that murderers | ||
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* It can be assumed that the chorus lyrics, "Fall on your knees, I hear the horrid voices, of someone else's angels" may have been partly inspired by the Christian song "O Holy Night", which are seemingly reminiscent to it's lyrics, "Fall on your knees, and hear the angels voices." | * It can be assumed that the chorus lyrics, "Fall on your knees, I hear the horrid voices, of someone else's angels" may have been partly inspired by the Christian song "O Holy Night", which are seemingly reminiscent to it's lyrics, "Fall on your knees, and hear the angels voices." | ||
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