Believe

Marilyn Manson · Other Songs - Marilyn Manson

Do you favor all with good intention?

Never mind the destination

Sex, Guns, and Anarchy

Blood, Guts, and Sodomy



Mutually your shore destruction

Backing down is not an option

Sex, Guns, and Anarchy

Blood, Guts, and Sodomy



How this works

You sell



You gotta believe in me

I am everything

I'm the final step you take towards your sanity

You gotta believe in me

I am everything

I'm the only one still left in your reality

You gotta believe in me



You dug a hole and fell inside

Your perfect world was compromised

Sex, Guns, and Anarchy

Blood, Guts, and Sodomy



You still don't know who the hell you are

You're only worried about the balance on your credit card

Sex, Guns, and Anarchy

Blood, Guts, and Sodomy



How this works

You sell



You gotta believe in me

I am everything

I'm the final step you take towards your sanity

You gotta believe in me

I am everything

I'm the only one still left in your reality

You gotta believe in me



TV sells hypocrisy

It's feeding off of apathy

Above the surface all is well

But dig up it and go to hell



Just put a bullet in my head

I've already have been left for dead



Just shut your mouth and close your eyes

Reality's alive



You gotta believe in me

I am everything

I'm the final step you take towards your sanity

You gotta believe in me

I am everything

I'm the only one still left in your reality

You gotta believe in me

Believe

Marilyn Manson's "Believe" stands as a defining track from his early career, capturing the theatrical intensity that brought him mainstream success. Released during the era of his breakthrough album, the song showcases his signature blend of industrial rock and shock-rock aesthetics. The recording features the distorted guitars and dramatic vocal delivery that characterize his work from this period, establishing a sonic identity that would influence countless alternative artists. As part of a discography marked by provocative themes and bold production choices, "Believe" exemplifies Manson's ability to merge pop sensibilities with darker, more aggressive musical textures. The track remains a staple in his live performances, reflecting the enduring appeal of his unique artistic vision and the powerful energy he brings to his recordings.