That's a reference to Manson's scarification. Plainly stated: He carves on his body to give himself scars.
That's a reference to Manson's scarification. Plainly stated: He carves on his body to give himself scars.
"My prison skin's an eyesore-"
He hates what he sees when he sees himself.
"-mirror-"
It shows others what he sees when he . . .
"sketchpad."
. . . cuts himself. He wrote in his autobiography that, to him, nothing is more attractive to him than beauty disfigured (paraphrased).
"My prison skin's an eyesore-"
He hates what he sees when he sees himself.
"-mirror-"
It shows others what he sees when he . . .
"sketchpad."
. . . cuts himself. He wrote in his autobiography that, to him, nothing is more attractive to him than beauty disfigured (paraphrased).
In summary, I think the song is about how he shows one thing and is something else. What he shows is hated by many (parents for example) but loved by others (their kids). But, despite it all, he is...
In summary, I think the song is about how he shows one thing and is something else. What he shows is hated by many (parents for example) but loved by others (their kids). But, despite it all, he is actually something that even fans could not even handle. Maybe an unintentional foreshadowing of his celebrity days, i.e., Antichrist Superstar, Mechanical Animals, etc, which turned him into a household name (because maybe he began to remove the mask?).
does anyone know what "my prison skin's an eyesore-mirror-sketch-pad" means? i love it but i have know idea what it's saying....
That's a reference to Manson's scarification. Plainly stated: He carves on his body to give himself scars.
That's a reference to Manson's scarification. Plainly stated: He carves on his body to give himself scars.
"My prison skin's an eyesore-" He hates what he sees when he sees himself. "-mirror-" It shows others what he sees when he . . . "sketchpad." . . . cuts himself. He wrote in his autobiography that, to him, nothing is more attractive to him than beauty disfigured (paraphrased).
"My prison skin's an eyesore-" He hates what he sees when he sees himself. "-mirror-" It shows others what he sees when he . . . "sketchpad." . . . cuts himself. He wrote in his autobiography that, to him, nothing is more attractive to him than beauty disfigured (paraphrased).
In summary, I think the song is about how he shows one thing and is something else. What he shows is hated by many (parents for example) but loved by others (their kids). But, despite it all, he is...
In summary, I think the song is about how he shows one thing and is something else. What he shows is hated by many (parents for example) but loved by others (their kids). But, despite it all, he is actually something that even fans could not even handle. Maybe an unintentional foreshadowing of his celebrity days, i.e., Antichrist Superstar, Mechanical Animals, etc, which turned him into a household name (because maybe he began to remove the mask?).