Redeemer - Marilyn Manson
Queen Of The Damned · Queen of the Damned Soundtrack [2002]
Always it is calling me, for the blood of man
They say I cannot be this, I am jaded, hiding from the day.
I can't bare, I cannot tame the hunger in me
Oh, I say I did it always searching, you can't fuck with fate.
So instead you'll taste my pain.
The hunger inside given to me, makes me feel alive.
Always out stalking prey, in the dark I hide.
Feeling, falling, hating, feel like I am fading, hating life.
They say I cannot be this, I am jaded, hiding from the day.
I can't bare, I cannot tame the hunger in me...
Oh, I say I did it always searching, you can't fuck with fate.
So instead you'll taste my pain.
You say your life I'm taking, always bothering me, I can't take this anymore, I'm failing, always smothering me
You look down on me, hate what you see, take this gift from me, you will soon feed from me.
Nothing seems exciting, always the same hiding
It's haunting me. It's haunting me. It's haunting me. It's haunting me.
It's haunting me...
Redeemer - Marilyn Manson
Marilyn Manson's "Redeemer" stands as a defining track from the 2002 Queen of the Damned soundtrack, capturing the artist's signature industrial rock aesthetic during a pivotal era of his career. The recording showcases his ability to blend theatrical horror imagery with aggressive musical arrangements, a style that had already established him as a major force in alternative music. Featured alongside contributions from other prominent rock acts, the song highlights Manson's capacity to deliver powerful, atmospheric performances tailored for cinematic soundscapes. This work remains a notable song in his extensive discography, reflecting the dark, intense energy that characterized his output in the early 2000s and continues to resonate with fans of the genre.