Heart-Shaped Glasses
Marilyn Manson · Eat Me, Drink Me [2007]
when I was cut and she was dressed in white.
And I couldn't take my eyes off her,
but that's not what I took off that night,.
She'll never cover up what we did with her dress.
No.
She said "kiss me it'll heal,
but it won't forget".
"Kiss me it'll heal,
but it won't forget".
I don't mind you keeping me on pins and needles.
If I could stick to you,
Then you could stick me too.
Don't break,
Don't break my heart,
and I won't break your heart shaped glasses.
Little girl,
little girl you should close your eyes,
that blue is getting me high.
Don't break,
Don't break my heart,
and I won't break your heart shaped glasses.
Little girl,
little girl you should close your eyes,
that blue is getting me high.
Making me low.
That blue is getting me high.
Making me low.
She reminds me of the one I knew that cut up the negatives of my life.
I couldn't take my hands off her,
she wouldn't let me be anywhere but inside.
I don't mind you keeping me on pins and needles.
If I could stick to you,
Then you could stick me too.
Don't break,
Don't break my heart,
and I won't break your heart shaped glasses.
Little girl,
little girl you should close your eyes,
that blue is getting me high.
Don't break,
Don't break my heart,
and I won't break your heart shaped glasses.
Little girl,
little girl you should close your eyes,
that blue is getting me high.
Making me low.
She'll never cover up what we do with the dress.
No.
She said "kiss me it'll heal,
but it won't forget".
"Kiss me it'll heal,
but it won't forget".
I don't mind you keeping me on pins and needles.
If I could stick to you,
Then you could stick me too.
Don't break,
Don't break my heart,
and I won't break your heart shaped glasses.
Little girl,
little girl you should close your eyes,
that blue is getting me high.
Don't break,
Don't break my heart,
and I won't break your heart shaped glasses.
Little girl,
little girl you should close your eyes,
that blue is getting me high.
Making me low.
Heart-Shaped Glasses
Heart-Shaped Glasses stands as a defining track from Marilyn Manson's 2007 album, Eat Me, Drink Me. Emerging during a period of significant stylistic reinvention, the song showcases the artist's shift toward a more aggressive, industrial sound. The recording captures Manson's signature theatricality, blending distorted guitars with a driving rhythm that underscores the album's darker themes. As part of a discography known for challenging genre boundaries, this work reflects the artist's continued exploration of identity and excess. The track remains a notable song in his catalogue, illustrating the evolution of his musical voice during the late 2000s. It serves as a compelling example of how Manson integrated experimental production techniques into his mainstream rock framework, solidifying his reputation for creating memorable, sonically distinct recordings.