The Flowers of Evil
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This article is about the song
- for the painting see Les Fleurs du Mal
- for the art exhibition see Flowers of a Evil
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| Song by Marilyn Manson | ||
| Album | Born Villain | |
| Released | April 30th, 2012 (UK), May 1st (Worldwide) | |
| Recorded | 2009 – 2011, California | |
| Genre | Alternative rock, synthrock, glam rock | |
| Length | 5:19 | |
| Label | Cooking Vinyl, Hell, etc. | |
| Writer | Marilyn Manson | |
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"The Flowers of Evil" is the seventh song on Marilyn Manson's 2012 release Born Villain.
The working title of the song was "Comorbid(Needs verification)" or "Comorbid (The Flowers of Evil)(Needs verification)".
Versions[edit]
- "The Flowers of Evil" appears on Born Villain.
- "Comorbid" (Pre-release version)
Lyrics[edit]
The day they covered us in the dirt
like stars in the ground
that will grow into dead flowers
The day they covered us in the dirt
like stars in the ground
that will grow into dead flowers
Your body's on me
like sleepless spiders.
Your touch is so empty
Your touch is so empty
Your body's on me like
sleepless spiders.
Your touch is so empty
Your touch is so empty
Your touch is so empty
Your touch is so empty
I've been running
from the bloodless
for fear of exile
for all of my sorceries
that shun the light
shun the light
I've been running
from the bloodless
for fear of exile
for all of my sorceries
that shun the light
shun the light
The day they covered us in the dirt
like stars in the ground
that will grow into dead flowers
The day they covered us in the dirt
like stars in the ground
that will grow into dead flowers
I've been running
from the bloodless
for fear of exile
for all of my sorceries
that shun the light
shun the light
I've been running
from the bloodless
for fear of exile
for all of my sorceries
that shun the light
shun the light
light
light
light
light
Gallery[edit]
Manson's post on Twitter, January 31 
Les Épaves de Charles Baudelaire, 1865
Pre-release version[edit]
"Comorbid" (Pre-release version)
Trivia[edit]
- This song's title does not mark Manson's first use of the phrase. A painting by Manson premiered at the 2006 Celebritarian Corporation Gallery of Fine Art exhibition under the name Les Fleurs du Mal, French for "The Flowers of Evil." The following year, the Les Fleurs du Mal exhibition opened in Moscow, Russia.
