Kill Your God
Marilyn Manson · Other Songs - Marilyn Manson
Hang him from a cross like the number one son
And he's been waiting so long
to get it on.
The boy's 15 but he's 16 gauge
Wants to get out of his Jesus cage
He's already torn out the last page
It's the "latest rage"
Violence for the people
They always eat the hand that bleeds
Violence for the people
Give the kids what they need
evil, Kill your god, Kill your god
Kill your TV
The boy's purified by the quitter gods
Burning up his cross like a revelation
And his glass jaw opens
Like a puppet head
Violence for the people
They always eat the hand that bleeds
Violence for the people
Give the kids what they need
evil, Kill your god, Kill your god
Kill your TV
This is what you should fear
You are what you should fear
Violence for the people
They always eat the hand that bleeds
Violence for the people
Give the kids what they need
evil, Kill your god, Kill your TV
Kill Your God
Kill Your God stands as a defining track from Marilyn Manson's early industrial rock period, showcasing the artist's signature blend of theatrical horror and aggressive sonic textures. Released during a time when Manson was rapidly establishing himself as a provocateur in alternative music, the song captures the chaotic energy and dark aesthetic that characterized his initial breakthrough. The recording features the heavy, distorted guitars and pounding rhythms that became hallmarks of his sound, driving a narrative of existential dread and rebellion. As part of a broader discography that includes landmark albums like Mechanical Animals, this work exemplifies Manson's ability to merge shock value with genuine musical intensity. The track remains a staple in his live performances, reflecting the enduring power of his early compositions and his lasting influence on the industrial genre.