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Slave Only Dreams To Be King lyrics
[Intro: Excerpt from "Will" by Ella Wheeler Wilcox]
The human wheel, that force unseen
The offspring of a deathless soul
Can hew away to any goal
The walls of granite intervene
Be not in patient delay, but
Wait as one who understands
When spirit rises and demands
The Gods are ready to obey
Take my money like an ugly bee
Covered in my honey, too dumb to see
My Fibonacci blinded by your jealousy
I'm happy to pull my veins out and braid a rope
I don't need hope to know that you'd die slow
I'm happy to pull my veins out and braid a rope
I don't need hope to know that you'd die slow
You are what you beat, yeah
You are what you beat, yeah
[Chorus]
Then we met our brand-new parents
They didn’t know it yet
So we chanted "Wed, wed, wed!"
But they didn’t know they were dead
They didn't know they were dead
Then the witch tied her fruit to a stick
When our coin was looking too thin
It's like a winter in Hades
We drooled for the ladies
As if the apple was owned by God
(Chorus)
Slave never dreams to be free
Slave only dreams to be king
Slave never dreams to be free
Slave only dreams to be king
You are what you beat, yeah
You are what you beat, yeah
Marilyn Manson: 상위 3
1. | Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This) |
2. | Tainted Love |
3. | The Beautiful People |
Collections with "Slave Only Dreams To..."
1. | Marilyn Manson | The Pale Emperor (2015) |
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But then what's the connection to "when our coin was looking too thin" (which I understand as "when we had too little money")?
Hmmm... I faintly remember seeing a similar line in another song and finding something on Google about it, now I can't seem to find it anymore...
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"the witch tied her fruit to a stick" => anybody have an idea what this refers to? I vaguely remember something Shakespearean here but can't put my finger on it...