Difference between revisions of "Demon Seed"

Revision as of 17:09, 9 May 2008

Album:The Slip

Length:4:59

Tempo:{{{BPM}}} BPM

Versions:Demon Seed

Live:N/A

Artwork accompanying the MP3 file

"Demon Seed" is the tenth and final song on the Nine Inch Nails album The Slip. It contains the same overlapped lyrical style as "The Greater Good" and "The New Flesh", and has a rhythm that resembles the one heard in Ghosts 38.

The image associated with this song appears to be a four part image of a square becoming more complete or "growing", much like the lyrics portray something growing inside of the narrator.

Appearances

Halos

The Slip

Versions

Demon Seed

This is the original album version.

Live

This song has not been played live.

Lyrics

   1.
   It keeps growing 
   And I can feel it breathe 
   I have been trying 
   To behave myself
   It keeps growing 
   And I can feel it breathe 
   I have been trying 
   To tolerate you
   
   2.
   Well I am reaching the point
   Yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah
   
   3.
   I thought maybe
   I thought this would go away
   But it continues
   The only constant
   Every day
   Stronger
   
   4.
   I will use my voice 
   And I will use my fist 
   To destroy 
   Everything I can
   
   5.
   Now I know 
   What this is all about
   Now I know 
   Exactly what I am
   
   6.
   There is a seed 
   Inside of me
   That makes me

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-'''''"Demon Seed"''''' is the tenth and final song on the [[Nine Inch Nails]] album ''[[The Slip]]''. It contains the same overlapped lyrical style as "[[The Greater Good]]" and "[[The New Flesh]]".
+'''''"Demon Seed"''''' is the tenth and final song on the [[Nine Inch Nails]] album ''[[The Slip]]''. It contains the same overlapped lyrical style as "[[The Greater Good]]" and "[[The New Flesh]]", and has a rhythm that resembles the one heard in [[Ghosts 38]].
 The image associated with this song appears to be a four part image of a square becoming more complete or "growing", much like the lyrics portray something growing inside of the narrator.