Marilyn Manson: Kill4me Meaning

Song Released: 2017

Kill4me Lyrics

Let's grab a gold switch blade
And make us a blood pact, babe
To love and to fuck and to only see ourselves
And remember this
Your hotel hall won't be so vacant
And I can tell that you ain't faking
Because I take death threats
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1. anonymous

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   Nov 21st 2017 !⃝

   A Marilyn Manson song getting inside the mind of 'Charlie-Manson'[R.I.P] As was one time ago a god-complexed individual, caught and played between being the incarnation of Jesus Christ on earth, believed by his followers. Also played the devil for them at times when 'Charlie'- Manson needed to confuse,control and scare evil away from him and his followers. Wherefore in those times he would probably ask his followers, Would you 'kill 4 me', meaning those that fell in love with him and more importantly ''the image'' he represented for them. This was asked when Manson needed to test their love for him and his belief system that went against the wicked world of what the Hollywood elites were producing at that time. Meaning movies like Rosemary's Baby and the likes. Where the belief in Witchcraft was destroying minds and reaping souls.
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   Nov 3rd 2017 !⃝

   It's about devotion. Would you kill yourself for me? Would you be abused for me (bloody noses are just like roses)? Is this Jesus singing to his followers?
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   Oct 9th 2017 !⃝

   It's about his twisted love and a test of this persons love. This also neurons cutting, "sideways for attention longways for results." He mentions a girl who cuts who he dated in his autobiography. Any connection?

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