I think "The Fall of Adam" refers to the end of the world. I think Manson is using "Adam" and "Abraham Lincon" to represent the world as a whole, and how Adam, from the bible, was banned from paradise, and how Lincon was assasinated, both people came to an end, as will the world.
Also the second verse - "When one world ends something else begins, but without a scream. Just a whisper because we just start it over again" probably refers to the end of the world, and how something new will evolve from the nothingness, as it did in the beginning, and what will come is chaos or "King Kill 33"
I think "The Fall of Adam" refers to the end of the world. I think Manson is using "Adam" and "Abraham Lincon" to represent the world as a whole, and how Adam, from the bible, was banned from paradise, and how Lincon was assasinated, both people came to an end, as will the world.
Also the second verse - "When one world ends something else begins, but without a scream. Just a whisper because we just start it over again" probably refers to the end of the world, and how something new will evolve from the nothingness, as it did in the beginning, and what will come is chaos or "King Kill 33"