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Marilyn Manson Dogma Lyrics
Total views: 1 time this week / Rating: 6.43/10 [7 votes]Album: Portrait of an American Family / Original Release Date: 1994-07-19Genre: RockSong Duration: 3 min 22 sec
Dogma
Marilyn Manson
Marilyn Manson
MARILYN MANSON
- Dogma Lyricsburn the witches, burn the witches, don't take time to sew your stitches
burn the witches, burn the witches
good is the thing that you favor, evil is your sour flavor
you cannot sedate all the things you hate
burn the bridges, burn the bridges, don't take time to sew your stitches
burn the bridges, burn the bridges
good is the thing that you favor, evil is your sour flavor
i don't need your hate, i decide my fate
you cannot sedate all the things you hate
burn the witches, burn the witches
good is the thing that you favor, evil is your sour flavor
you cannot sedate all the things you hate
burn the bridges, burn the bridges, don't take time to sew your stitches
good is the thing that you favor, evil is your sour flavor
i don't need your hate, i decide my fate
you cannot sedate all the things you hate
Facts about Dogma
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Dogma is written by Brian Hugh Warner, Scott Putesky.
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It is first released on July 19, 1994 as part of Marilyn Manson's album "Portrait of an American Family" which includes 13 tracks in total. This song is the 8th track on this album.
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When we try to understand the message behind it, the piece 'Dogma' from the artist Marilyn Manson narrates a tale of confrontation against society’s rules and expectations. The words depict, in a way, the infamous practice of burning the witches and the bridges, meaning to let go all holds that are not meant for one’s life path and to be the one, the light and the love, who chooses to give this hatred and negativity a trail. It is a call for the very independence of one’s own self, independent from the society of today and the influences of yesterday that are trying either to dictate or tame one’s uniqueness. Words from the Dogma mostly shout empowerment, angst, anger, freedom and fury. In the same breath, the song reaffirms the necessity of defiance and empowerment and elimination of negativity. The lyrics have heavy language and violence-related topics which are definitely for adults only. The unrelenting profanity and the hostile manner of delivery imply the existence of mature ideas that demand an age restriction rating.
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Dogma falls under the genre Rock.
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Dogma song length is 3 minutes and 22 seconds.
Who wrote Dogma lyrics?
Dogma is written by Brian Hugh Warner, Scott Putesky.
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When was Dogma released?
It is first released on July 19, 1994 as part of Marilyn Manson's album "Portrait of an American Family" which includes 13 tracks in total. This song is the 8th track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Dogma lyrics?
When we try to understand the message behind it, the piece 'Dogma' from the artist Marilyn Manson narrates a tale of confrontation against society’s rules and expectations. The words depict, in a way, the infamous practice of burning the witches and the bridges, meaning to let go all holds that are not meant for one’s life path and to be the one, the light and the love, who chooses to give this hatred and negativity a trail. It is a call for the very independence of one’s own self, independent from the society of today and the influences of yesterday that are trying either to dictate or tame one’s uniqueness. Words from the Dogma mostly shout empowerment, angst, anger, freedom and fury. In the same breath, the song reaffirms the necessity of defiance and empowerment and elimination of negativity. The lyrics have heavy language and violence-related topics which are definitely for adults only. The unrelenting profanity and the hostile manner of delivery imply the existence of mature ideas that demand an age restriction rating.
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Which genre is Dogma?
Dogma falls under the genre Rock.
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How long is the song Dogma?
Dogma song length is 3 minutes and 22 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Brian Hugh Warner, Scott Putesky
Record Label(s): 1994 Interscope Records
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