"I don't have to sell my soul, He's already in me."
Yes! So happy to see that someone else thinks that line is referring to the devil. That's what I gathered the first time I heard this enchanting tune.
To me, Ian isn't suggesting that he's literally possessed by the devil, but instead by another evil entity - the desire for fame.
This song is very hypnotic, snake-charmer stuff. It's beautiful and an instant classic.
"I don't have to sell my soul, He's already in me."
Yes! So happy to see that someone else thinks that line is referring to the devil. That's what I gathered the first time I heard this enchanting tune.
To me, Ian isn't suggesting that he's literally possessed by the devil, but instead by another evil entity - the desire for fame.
This song is very hypnotic, snake-charmer stuff. It's beautiful and an instant classic.