This song tells a story of a man who makes a Faustian deal, selling his soul to the Devil. But with a twist, though. He steals it back and goes into debt to the Devil; It's a commentary on religion. "It's a song that tells people to believe in themselves instead of using anything else as a crutch," Volbeat frontman Michael Poulsen said in an interview. "The Devil is something that we create in our own mind - that's how it exists. And God, I don't know anything about that - He hasn't shown himself in all the time people have been talking about him."
It also features Henrik Hall of Love Shop on Harmonica.
This song tells a story of a man who makes a Faustian deal, selling his soul to the Devil. But with a twist, though. He steals it back and goes into debt to the Devil; It's a commentary on religion. "It's a song that tells people to believe in themselves instead of using anything else as a crutch," Volbeat frontman Michael Poulsen said in an interview. "The Devil is something that we create in our own mind - that's how it exists. And God, I don't know anything about that - He hasn't shown himself in all the time people have been talking about him."
It also features Henrik Hall of Love Shop on Harmonica.
[Edit: Added personnel fact]