For me this song is about AIDS; a vampire creates another vampire by infecting its victim with a virus, and that is analogous to gay men infecting each other with HIV.
"Brother, it don't matter," might be a reference of one positive man propositioning another, effectively saying that since "I'm a vampire, you're a vampire too" it doesn't matter if they get together as they're already infected. "Do what you want and then I can do it to you" is clearly a line about sex.
It may even be about someone who wants to be infected; believe it or not, some men in the gay community consider it liberating to possess the HIV virus and actually set out to acquire it.
For me this song is about AIDS; a vampire creates another vampire by infecting its victim with a virus, and that is analogous to gay men infecting each other with HIV.
"Brother, it don't matter," might be a reference of one positive man propositioning another, effectively saying that since "I'm a vampire, you're a vampire too" it doesn't matter if they get together as they're already infected. "Do what you want and then I can do it to you" is clearly a line about sex.
It may even be about someone who wants to be infected; believe it or not, some men in the gay community consider it liberating to possess the HIV virus and actually set out to acquire it.