Disposable Teens
Marilyn Manson Lyrics
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And I'm an ape of God
I got a face that's made for violence upon
And I'm a teen distortion
Survived abortion
A rebel from the waist down
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
I wanna thank you mom
I wanna thank you dad
For bringing this fucking world
To a bitter end
I never really hated a one true god
But the God of the people I hated
You said you wanted evolution
The ape was a great big hit
You said you wanted revolution, man
And I say that you're full of shit
We're disposable teens
We're disposable teens
We're disposable teens
We're disposable
We're disposable teens
We're disposable teens
We're disposable teens
We're disposable
You said you wanted evolution
The ape with the great big hit
You said you wanted revolution, man
And I say that you're full of shit
Yeah, yeah, yeah
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
The more that you fear us the bigger we get
The more that you fear us the bigger we get
And don't be surprised, don't be surprised
Don't be surprised when we destroy all of it
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
You said you wanted evolution
The ape was a great big hit
You said you wanted revolution, man
And I say that you're full of shit
Yeah yeah yeah
You said you wanted evolution
The ape was a great big hit
You said you wanted revolution, man
And I say that you're full of shit
Yeah yeah yeah
We're disposable teens
We're disposable teens
We're disposable teens
We're disposable
We're disposable teens
We're disposable teens
We're disposable teens
We're disposable
The lyrics of Marilyn Manson's song Disposable Teens are about rebellion and the feeling of being disposable. The artist compares himself to a black rainbow, an ape of God, that has a face designed for violence. In the chorus, the artist states that they are disposable teens, who are unpredictable and rebellious. The bridge of the song highlights how people want change and revolution but ultimately are "full of shit." The artist expresses their anger towards the world and the one true God, thanking their parents for bringing the world to a bitter end.
Marilyn Manson has been known for his controversial music and lyrics, which tend to criticize society's norms and traditions. In Disposable Teens, he talks about the disillusionment and frustration that young people feel towards society. The artist uses his distinctive voice to convey the feelings of anger and discontentment that he sees in the world. The song is timeless, as it relates to the youth's rebellion and feelings of being disposable, which are universal.
Line by Line Meaning
And I'm a black rainbow
Manson sees himself as a dark and destructive force
And I'm an ape of god
Manson sees himself as both animalistic and godlike
I got a face that's made for violence upon
Manson's appearance is intimidating and made for aggression
And I'm a teen distortion
Manson feels like a distorted and rebellious version of a teenager
Survived abortion
Manson addresses the fact that he wasn't wanted by his mother and survived an abortion
A rebel from the waist down
Manson is a rebel in his sexual desires as well as his actions
I wanna thank you mom
Manson is being sarcastic, blaming his parents for bringing him into a screwed up world
I wanna thank you dad
Manson continues his sarcastic thanks to his parents
For bringing this fucking world
He blames their actions for the state of the world
To a bitter end
Their actions will result in a negative outcome
I never really hated the one true god
Manson clarifies that he doesn't hate the Christian God, but rather the idea of God that people have created
But the god of the people I hated
He hates the way people use religion to control and justify their own hateful actions
You said you wanted evolution
Society wants to evolve and progress
The ape was a great big hit
But Manson sees the regression of society to primal, animalistic behavior as a success
You said you wanted revolution, man
People also say they want a revolution
And I say that you're full of shit
Manson doesn't believe that they truly want a revolution and are being insincere
We're disposable teens
Manson sees teenagers as disposable to society's needs and wants
The more that you fear us the bigger we get
Manson and fellow 'disposable teens' gain power from society's fear of them
And don't be suprised, don't be suprised
He warns people not to be caught off guard by the actions of teenagers
When we destroy all of it
Manson suggests that the actions of teenagers will ultimately lead to the destruction of society
Lyrics © BMG Rights Management, CONCORD MUSIC PUBLISHING LLC, Peermusic Publishing
Written by: John Lowery, Brian Warner, Jeordie White
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
@addonexus2656
The metal scene never went away, MTv just sold out. Just on the topic of strange and disturbing videos:
Nine inch nails - Closer (oldish)
Impending Doom - Deciever (oldish)
Slipknot - The Negative One (oldish)
Spiritbox - Holy Roller
Igorr - ieuD
Dir En Grey - Obscure (easily the weirdest one on this list)
Mushroomhead - We are the Truth
Bad Omens - Dethrone
In this Moment - Big Bad Wolf, The In Between,
Korn - A different World
Ghostmane - Gatteka and his teaser for the new album titled Anti-Icon xx/xx/2020 is almost unbearable to watch.
@sagzz5639
Lyrics:
And I'm a black rainbow
And I'm an ape of god
I got a face that's made for violence upon
And I'm a teen distortion
Survived abortion
A rebel from the waist down
Yeah, yeah, yeah yeah yeah
Yeah, yeah, yeah yeah yeah
I wanna thank you mom
I wanna thank you dad
For bringing this fucking world
To a bitter end
I never really hated the one true god
But the god of the people I hated
You said you wanted evolution
The ape was a great big hit
You said you wanted revolution, man
And I say that you're full of shit
We're disposable teens
We're disposable teens
We're disposable teens
We're disposable
We're disposable teens
We're disposable teens
We're disposable teens
We're disposable
You said you wanted evolution
The ape with the great big hit
You said you wanted revolution, man
And I say that you're full of shit
Yeah yeah yeah
Yeah, yeah, yeah yeah yeah
Yeah, yeah, yeah yeah yeah
The more that you fear us the bigger we get
The more that you fear us the bigger we get
And don't be suprised, don't be suprised
Don't be suprised when we destroy all of it
Yeah, yeah, yeah yeah yeah
Yeah, yeah, yeah yeah yeah
Yeah, yeah, yeah yeah yeah
Yeah, yeah, yeah yeah yeah
You said you wanted evolution
The ape was a great big hit
You said you wanted revolution, man
And I say that you're full of shit
Yeah yeah yeah
You said you wanted evolution
The ape was a great big hit
You said you wanted revolution, man
And I say that you're full of shit
Yeah yeah yeah
We're disposable teens
We're disposable teens
We're disposable teens
We're disposable
We're disposable teens
We're disposable teens
We're disposable teens
We're disposable
@the4ndx
My brother had cancer and got the chance to meet him. He brought my brother all sorts of memorabilia and sat and chatted to him for a few hours, playing TV games with him, playing guitar, even reading Beano comics. All in the comfort of my own home. My brother passed away 3 weeks later and was in his M.M t-shirt when he passed. Thanks M.M.
@grobanite4ever85
Aww that was so nice for MM to do that! I am so sorry for your loss of your brother
@DOOM6628
I really want to meet Manson
@patrikbalogh2747
I'm really sorry for your brother. It sounds good that your brotber last wish was done by Manson.
@rebeccasolesto4484
How? I been dying to meet Manson before I die but when I told make a wish foundation, my wish they laughed in my face
@DOOM6628
@@rebeccasolesto4484 why that's rude of them
@Not_that_Brian_Jones
"I never really hated a one true God
But the God of the people I hated"
That is a fascinating line.
@barker940
Its food for thought!
@ilovemarilynmanson5639
What is meaning by that ?
@dreamz3285
Oh god yess !