Deep Six Lyrics
Marilyn Manson
Lyrics
You want to know what Zeus said to Narcissus?
"You'd better watch yourself"
You want to know what Zeus said to Narcissus?
"You'd better watch yourself"
"You'd better watch yourself"
It's like a stranger had a key, came inside of my mind
And moved all my things around
But he didn't know snakes can't kneel or prey
Try to break the psyche down
It's as if my feathers were wax
And your artillery lead
Do you like our bed?
Do you like our bed?
Deep six, six, six feet deep
Deep six, six, six feet deep
It's like a stranger had a key, came inside of my mind
And moved all my things around
But he didn't know snakes can't kneel or prey
Try to break the psyche down
It's as if my feathers were wax
And your artillery lead
Do you like our bed?
Do you like our bed?
It's as if my feathers were wax
And your artillery lead
Do you like our bed?
Do you like our bed?
Deep six, six, six feet deep
Deep six, six, six feet deep
You want to know what Zeus said to Narcissus?
"You'd better watch yourself"
You want to know what Zeus said to Narcissus?
"You'd better watch yourself"
"You'd better watch yourself"
"You'd better watch yourself"
Love is evil
Con is confidence
Eros is sore
Sin is sincere
Love is evil
Con is confidence
Eros is sore
Sin is sincere
Love is evil
Con is confidence
Eros is sore
Sin is sincere
Love is evil
Con is confidence
Eros is sore
Sin is sincere
Sin is sincere
Sin is sincere
Sin is sincere
Deep six, six, six feet deep
Deep six, six, six feet deep
You want to know what Zeus said to Narcissus?
"You'd better watch yourself"
You want to know what Zeus said to Narcissus?
"You'd better watch yourself"
Song & Lyrics Facts
Marilyn Manson's "Deep Six" is a single off the band's ninth studio album, The Pale Emperor. It was released on November 11, 2014 and written by Marilyn Manson and Tyler Bates.
This song features heavy guitar riffs and lyrics that explore themes of death and mortality. Its chorus is particularly powerful as it speaks to the idea of life being too short to hold onto anger and fear. The track also includes an intense solo from guitarist Paul Wiley. In addition to its hard-hitting music, the song has been praised for its thought provoking lyrics which offer insight into the human condition.