March Of The Pigs
Nine Inch Nails · Downward Spiral
Step right up march push
Crawl right up on your knees
Please greed feed (no time to hesitate)
I want a little bit I want a piece of it I think he's losing it
I want to watch it come down
Don't like the look of it don't like the taste of it
Don't like the smell of it
I want to watch it come down
All the pigs are all lined up
I give you all that you want
Take the skin and peel it back
Now doesn't that make you feel better?
Shove it up inside surprise! lies
Stains like the blood on your teeth
Bite chew suck (away the tender parts)
I want to break it up I want to smash it up I want to fuck it up
I want to watch it come down
Maybe afraid of it let's discredit it let's pick away at it
I want to watch it come down
All the pigs are all lined up
I give you all that you want
Take the skin and peel it back
Now doesn't that make you feel better?
The pigs have won tonight
Now they can all sleep soundly
And everything is all right
Crawl right up on your knees
Please greed feed (no time to hesitate)
I want a little bit I want a piece of it I think he's losing it
I want to watch it come down
Don't like the look of it don't like the taste of it
Don't like the smell of it
I want to watch it come down
All the pigs are all lined up
I give you all that you want
Take the skin and peel it back
Now doesn't that make you feel better?
Shove it up inside surprise! lies
Stains like the blood on your teeth
Bite chew suck (away the tender parts)
I want to break it up I want to smash it up I want to fuck it up
I want to watch it come down
Maybe afraid of it let's discredit it let's pick away at it
I want to watch it come down
All the pigs are all lined up
I give you all that you want
Take the skin and peel it back
Now doesn't that make you feel better?
The pigs have won tonight
Now they can all sleep soundly
And everything is all right
March Of The Pigs
From Nine Inch Nails' landmark 1994 album Downward Spiral, 'March Of The Pigs' stands as a defining track of industrial rock and electronic experimentation. The song features the iconic vocal performance by Trent Reznor, blending aggressive distortion with melodic undertones to create a chaotic yet structured soundscape. It serves as a pivotal moment in the album's narrative, reflecting themes of societal decay and personal turmoil through its driving rhythm and intense atmosphere. As a cornerstone of the industrial genre, the recording helped cement Nine Inch Nails' reputation for pushing sonic boundaries and influencing a generation of alternative artists who followed.