There is no arm. There is a Law, twice, then a Hand. This is not a drug song. It is a song about morality and judgement, both of oneself and by a higher power. The narrator's guilt is ambiguous, but only because he is still committing the crime of being alive.
There is no arm. There is a Law, twice, then a Hand. This is not a drug song. It is a song about morality and judgement, both of oneself and by a higher power. The narrator's guilt is ambiguous, but only because he is still committing the crime of being alive.