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this is evolution
the monkey
the man
and then the gun
if Christ was in Texas
the hammer
the sickle
the only son
this is your creation
the atom of Eden
was a bomb
if Jack was the Baptist
we'd drink wine
from the head


this is evolution
the monkey
the man
and then the gun


I am a revolution
pull my knuckles down
if I could
I am a revelation
and I'm nailed
to the Holy Wood


this is evolution
the monkey
the man
and then the gun


we are dead and tomorrow's canceled
because of things we did yesterday
we are dead and tomorrow's canceled
they crucify us in our space
in our space
in our space


this is evolution
the monkey
the man
and then the gun
flies are waiting
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Cover art for Cruci-fiction In Space lyrics by Marilyn Manson

I saw that this song ties into the whole conflict between Darwinism and Christianity:

"This is evolution the monkey the man and THEN the gun"

Once more making fun of a gun-obsessed society.

Cover art for Cruci-fiction In Space lyrics by Marilyn Manson

"this is evolution the monkey the man and then the gun" i love that verse, it just made me laugh. well seeing as this song's been analysed about as much as possible, i'll leave it at that

Cover art for Cruci-fiction In Space lyrics by Marilyn Manson

I would like to know why the refrence to the working class. The hammer the sickle the only son. I take it as the only son is reffering to Jesus and that maybe that god created classes. THe atom of eden was a bomb I think is reffering to the creation of man, from a Christian stand point. That it was more of a bad thing than good.

What famous symbol that everyone was freaked out about from the end of World War 2 until the 70's, that has a hammer, a sickle, and although more recently only allows one child? I won't say it to ruin the surprise but I think that that goes along with the outsider status of those that reside in the Valley of Death

Cover art for Cruci-fiction In Space lyrics by Marilyn Manson

This is one of my favourite songs on Holy Wood.

Cover art for Cruci-fiction In Space lyrics by Marilyn Manson

Lots of Kennedy references in this song and through out Holy Wood. "If Christ was in Texas" being where JFK was shot. "If Jack was the Baptist/ we'd drink wine/ from his head" speaking about how John F. Kennedy was a martyr in American history and how everyone rallied support and praise for him, after he was dead. He died for the people, or at least that's how the people who consider him like Christ perceive it.

Cover art for Cruci-fiction In Space lyrics by Marilyn Manson

Question for whomever: Who precisely is Jack supposed to be? I'd gathered that this Jack is a reference to the Jack from the AntiChrist Superstar storyline, who (correct me if I'm wrong) was the main character of the album.

Also, is the Holy Wood, as a concept, supposed to represent the Christian community? All as trees, unable to change their views (immobile), and all trapped in a world of conformity. Also, of course, an allusion to the cross (And I'm nailed to the Holy Wood), but could it work as both? The use of "Holy Wood" in the song "Valentine's Day" leads me to believe this.

Cover art for Cruci-fiction In Space lyrics by Marilyn Manson

I think this song is a social commentary. He basically talks about how, as soon as we are evolved enough, we kill ourselves and each other. We change from monkeys into humans, at which point we are able to kill. The same as the creation of the atomic bomb (Had we not become technologically advanced, we could not cause massive death.)

Cover art for Cruci-fiction In Space lyrics by Marilyn Manson

to akasha Jack was JFK's nickname

this is about JFK all of you read some history books about him or search the web 80% (if not more) is about JFK

Cover art for Cruci-fiction In Space lyrics by Marilyn Manson

"If Christ was in Texas, the hammer, the sickle, the only son." This is talking about David Koresh I believe. He had a communist cult in Texas and probably thought he was Christ.
"The atom of Eden was a bomb". This could be a refence to the tree of knowledge. The fruit that gave humans consciousness beyond animals, and now we're destroying the world with our creations.
"If Jack was a baptist, we'd drink wine from his head." I think it means people worshiped Kennedy like Christ and he becase a martyr when he was assassinated. "I am a revolution, I'd pull my knuckles down if I could" I think this is making fun of the fact that people see him as a total rebel, or that he has to always play the rebel.
"We are dead and tomorrow's cancelled because of things we did yesterday". Could this be a reference to eating the forbidden fruit, or a prediction that humanity will kill itself with the corrution that exists today? There are a lot of theories about the forbidden fruit actually being "magic mushrooms". Containing sacred knowledge. Why did god really not want us to eat it? Anyway, just some ideas. Later guys.

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dude, this song is awsome! ~Olivia~

 
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