My take is that it is about gamblers but not just them basically anyone who takes what's not there's rightfully, in one sense he could be talking bout those on welfare in the line i am the habit man, i use up all i can, i got the slacker's hand
i ain't no working man, i do the best i can, i got the devil's hand
i am the habit man, i use up all i can, i got the slacker's hand
(oh no, oh no) it seems like he's referring to them or anyone who expects anything for free.
just my view on it.
plus this is one of the best Manson songs EVER
My take is that it is about gamblers but not just them basically anyone who takes what's not there's rightfully, in one sense he could be talking bout those on welfare in the line i am the habit man, i use up all i can, i got the slacker's hand i ain't no working man, i do the best i can, i got the devil's hand i am the habit man, i use up all i can, i got the slacker's hand (oh no, oh no) it seems like he's referring to them or anyone who expects anything for free. just my view on it. plus this is one of the best Manson songs EVER