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+ | | canto_i = Tree of Knowledge |
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+ | | i_range = 0:00–3:17 |
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+ | | canto_ii = Ain't Goin' Home |
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+ | | ii_range = 3:17–5:15 |
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+ | | ante_track = She Burned Me Down |
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{{Song intro|Dead Again}} This song features guitar riffs sounding like "{{wp|Sabbath Bloody Sabbath (song)|Sabbath Bloody Sabbath}}" and grooves resembling "{{wp|Evil Woman (Crow song)|Evil Woman}}" by {{wp|Black Sabbath}}. Canto I of this track, titled "Tree of Knowledge", talks about Satan forcing Eve to eat a forbidden apple from the tree after she was raped, and "Canto II: Ain't Goin' Home", talks about having nowhere to go. |
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== Personnel == |
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* [[Peter Steele]] – lead vocals, bass |
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* [[Kenny Hickey]] – guitar, backing vocals, co-lead vocals |
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− | * [[Josh Silver]] – keyboards |
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− | * [[Johnny Kelly]] – drums |
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+ | * [[Peter Steele]] – writing, production |
+ | * [[Josh Silver]] – engineering, recording, effects, mixing, mastering, production |
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Revision as of 05:37, 26 September 2019
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"An Ode to Locksmiths" is a song by Type O Negative, included on their seventh and final album Dead Again, released in 2007. This song features guitar riffs sounding like "Sabbath Bloody Sabbath" and grooves resembling "Evil Woman" by Black Sabbath. Canto I of this track, titled "Tree of Knowledge", talks about Satan forcing Eve to eat a forbidden apple from the tree after she was raped, and "Canto II: Ain't Goin' Home", talks about having nowhere to go.
Lyrics
[Canto I: Tree of Knowledge. "{{{2}}}"]
Where the fuck are my keys?
Been given the keys I knew I'd receive
Be careful what you're asking for
Thy rod and thy staff simply twelve toned math
An earful opening all doors
Simon the roman gone fission for man
If you're caught is to be freed
Come open your lock by using a rock
Or sowing the proper seeds
Woe to thee all woman of land, air and sea
Adam was the serpent apple 'tween his knees
Seduced by a snake worshiped by nations
Banished forth, from Eden it's the male who is Satan
From the tree of knowledge (a metaphor for sex)
Plucked a ripened globs of fruit that of her innocence
Since forbidden resisted forcing her to taste
Now I know why girls hate boys 'cause Eve was in fact raped
From the tree of knowledge (a metaphor for sex)
Plucked a ripened globs of fruit that of her innocence
Since forbidden resisted forcing her to taste
Now I know why girls hate boys 'cause Eve was in fact raped, raped
[Canto II: Ain't Goin' Home. "{{{2}}}"]
You ain't goin' nowhere
Everybody, ready, let's go
We ain't goin' home - got nowhere to go
We ain't goin' home - got nowhere to go
We ain't goin' home - got nowhere to go
We ain't goin' home - got nowhere to go
Nowhere to go
Nowhere to go
Come on, you come on
We ain't goin' home - got nowhere to go
We ain't goin' home - got nowhere to go
We ain't goin' home - got nowhere to go
We ain't goin' home - got nowhere to go
Nowhere to go
Nowhere to go
Nowhere to go
Personnel
Group performers
- Peter Steele – lead vocals, bass
- Kenny Hickey – guitar, backing vocals, co-lead vocals
- Josh Silver – keyboards, backing vocals
- Johnny Kelly – drums
Enginucers
- Peter Steele – writing, production
- Josh Silver – engineering, recording, effects, mixing, mastering, production
- Mike Marciano – engineering, recording, mixing, mastering
- Paul Bento – additional recording engineering
- Type O Negative – arrangement