Marilyn Manson Popular Song Ranking [2025]

Doll-Dagga Buzz-Buzz Ziggety-ZagMarilyn Manson15rank/position

Marilyn Manson – Doll-Dagga-Buzz-Buzz-Ziggety-Zag Lyrics

The artist is an American hard rock singer whose songs are highly antisocial, often including violent themes and religious criticism, making them a controversial figure even in their home country.

This track is built on a swing rhythm, and the drum patterns are quite advanced.

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Cake And Sodomy – Marilyn Manson [Lyrics]

A track that sings about how the world is filled with stereotypes.

It’s a track Marilyn Manson first wrote when he was 15.

It’s included on the debut album Portrait of an American Family, released in 1994.

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Marilyn Manson – Coma White

A track sung about a girl who believes she’s living a terrible life.

It carries the message that drugs can’t make life better.

It was released by Marilyn Manson in 1999, and the music video was directed by Samuel Bayer.

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Marilyn Manson Disassociative

When people think of Marilyn Manson, relatively aggressive songs like “The Beautiful People” are famous, but this one feels steeped in gloom and languor, which I think makes it fitting as a depression song.

It wasn’t released as a single, so you can only hear it on the album.

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Marilyn Manson – Disposable Teens

A track that sings about teenage rebellion and how kids are questioning religion.

It was released as a single by Marilyn Manson in 2000.

It became a hit around the world, reaching No.

6 on the Spanish charts.

It was selected by Kerrang! magazine as one of the “100 Greatest Singles of All Time.”

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Marilyn Manson – Dope Hat

A track released in 1995 by Marilyn Manson.

It samples Horatio J.

Hoodoo’s 1971 track “Genie Be Good.” The music video, inspired by the film Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory, was directed by Tom Stern.

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Marilyn Manson – Get Your Gunn

A track sung about hypocritical activists who blame the wrong people.

It was inspired by the 1993 murder of Dr.

David Gunn by a pro-life activist.

Released as a single by Marilyn Manson in 1994, it reached No.

11 on the Canadian charts.