Marilyn Manson
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Into the Fireis the fourteenth track from Marilyn Manson’s 2009 release The High End of Low. Its title was revealed on April 16, 2009, in an update on the band’s official website. Initially thought to be an optimistic track, it is actually one of Manson’s most desperate, consisting of lyrics he wrot...
[Verse 1]
This is the film
Close to the third act and the misery
It's not rain, you rapist werewolves
It's God pissing down on you
You won't die alone 'cause I'll break off my own arms
Sharpen my bones and stab you once for each time
I thought of you trying to take something
You'll never be good enough to even look upon
[Pre-Chorus]
It's better to push something, when it's slipping
Than to risk being dragged down
[Chorus]
If you want to hit bottom
Don't bother taking me with you
And I won't answer if you call
I'm two heartbeats ahead, in Hell
Trying to break your fall
[Verse 2]
This isn't a mob
I won't need to change the names
Everyone around you
Has murdered someone's something sacred
There isn't one nail without dirt under it
There isn't any white cotton panties
That aren't soaked and stained red
[Pre-Chorus]
It's better to push something, when it's slipping
Than to risk being dragged down
[Chorus]
If you want to hit bottom
Don't bother taking me with you
And I won't answer if you call
I'm two heartbeats ahead, in Hell
Trying to break your fall
[Refrain]
Into the fire
Into the Fire was written by Jeordie White & Chris Vrenna & Marilyn Manson.
Into the Fire was produced by Jeordie White & Chris Vrenna & Marilyn Manson & Sean Beavan.
Marilyn Manson released Into the Fire on Wed May 20 2009.
“The record is really about the metaphor that exists in all great and historic literature: Lucifer falling from heaven, losing his wings, and wanting to fall in love with someone who is mortal. [It’s about] the inability to find love, so you want to destroy everyone else’s love. that’s the story of...