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Rob Zombie American Witch Lyrics
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American Witch
Rob Zombie
Rob Zombie
ROB ZOMBIE
- American Witch LyricsBody of a monkey and the feet of a cock,
Dragged from her home on the killing rock,
Black dog dying on the weather vain,
The Devil's in a cat and the baby's brain,
[Chorus]
The End - The End of The American,
The End - The End of The American,
The End - The End of The American Witch,
Alone on the hill and ready to die,
Cancer of darkness - blacken eye,
The mark of the wolf and the sign of the calf,
Angels bleed down above the raft,
We all pray for 20 innocents,
We all bow down 20 innocents, We all hang high - 20 innocents,
We all accused - 20 innocents,
[Chorus]
Do you want to know where their dreams come from?
Some showed the faith and some showed none.
We all pray for 20 innocents,
We all bow down 20 innocents,
We all hang high - 20 innocents,
We all accused - 20 innocents,
[Chorus]
Do you want to know where their dreams come from?
Some showed the faith and some showed none.
The End - The End of The American Witch
Dragged from her home on the killing rock,
Black dog dying on the weather vain,
The Devil's in a cat and the baby's brain,
[Chorus]
The End - The End of The American,
The End - The End of The American,
The End - The End of The American Witch,
Alone on the hill and ready to die,
Cancer of darkness - blacken eye,
The mark of the wolf and the sign of the calf,
Angels bleed down above the raft,
We all pray for 20 innocents,
We all bow down 20 innocents, We all hang high - 20 innocents,
We all accused - 20 innocents,
[Chorus]
Do you want to know where their dreams come from?
Some showed the faith and some showed none.
We all pray for 20 innocents,
We all bow down 20 innocents,
We all hang high - 20 innocents,
We all accused - 20 innocents,
[Chorus]
Do you want to know where their dreams come from?
Some showed the faith and some showed none.
The End - The End of The American Witch
Facts about American Witch
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American Witch is written by Scott Humphrey, Rob Zombie, John Lowery.
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It is first released on March 27, 2006 as part of Rob Zombie's album "Educated Horses" which includes 11 tracks in total. This song is the 1st track on this album.
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When it comes to the meaning of the lyrics, the Rob Zombie song 'American Witch' dives deep into the set of themes and symbols associated with the dark side of life, making it a very fearsome and guilt-ridden journey. The use of imagination in metaphors like 'body of a monkey and the feet of a cock' and 'the Devil's in a cat and the baby's brain' creates a very chaotic and evil atmosphere, reflecting on the end of an era marked by the American Witch, where no one is safe and only darkness remains. American witch lyrics are mainly about angst, despair, social commentary, reflection, and anger. Moreover, the song at the same time highlights the impact of fear and anxiety, loss and despair, innocence and accusation and the end of an era. The lyrics express fears, guilt, and anxiety as the main themes and even depict death and violence, thus practically making the song not suitable for kids under 13. It might be the case that the vividness of the imagery and the intensity of the concepts could actually cause disturbance or be too much for the younger crowd.
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American Witch falls under the genre Rock.
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American Witch song length is 3 minutes and 47 seconds.
Who wrote American Witch lyrics?
American Witch is written by Scott Humphrey, Rob Zombie, John Lowery.
✔️
When was American Witch released?
It is first released on March 27, 2006 as part of Rob Zombie's album "Educated Horses" which includes 11 tracks in total. This song is the 1st track on this album.
✔️
What is the meaning behind American Witch lyrics?
When it comes to the meaning of the lyrics, the Rob Zombie song 'American Witch' dives deep into the set of themes and symbols associated with the dark side of life, making it a very fearsome and guilt-ridden journey. The use of imagination in metaphors like 'body of a monkey and the feet of a cock' and 'the Devil's in a cat and the baby's brain' creates a very chaotic and evil atmosphere, reflecting on the end of an era marked by the American Witch, where no one is safe and only darkness remains. American witch lyrics are mainly about angst, despair, social commentary, reflection, and anger. Moreover, the song at the same time highlights the impact of fear and anxiety, loss and despair, innocence and accusation and the end of an era. The lyrics express fears, guilt, and anxiety as the main themes and even depict death and violence, thus practically making the song not suitable for kids under 13. It might be the case that the vividness of the imagery and the intensity of the concepts could actually cause disturbance or be too much for the younger crowd.
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Which genre is American Witch?
American Witch falls under the genre Rock.
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How long is the song American Witch?
American Witch song length is 3 minutes and 47 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Scott Humphrey, Rob Zombie, John Lowery
Record Label(s): 2006 Geffen Records
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