The song seems to be mostly about drugs. "He draws the warm pipe" and "Blow blow blow blow" seem to be about either crack or meth.
I'm not sure if there's a connection, but "Hungry Ghosts" is an important Chinese festival near Halloween where paper effogies of money, cars, houses, etc. are burned so that the ancestral spirits will have these items to make their after-lives more comfortable. Hindus have a similar festival at about the same time.
The song seems to be mostly about drugs. "He draws the warm pipe" and "Blow blow blow blow" seem to be about either crack or meth. I'm not sure if there's a connection, but "Hungry Ghosts" is an important Chinese festival near Halloween where paper effogies of money, cars, houses, etc. are burned so that the ancestral spirits will have these items to make their after-lives more comfortable. Hindus have a similar festival at about the same time.