(giving up, one of the 10 commandments "thou shalt not steal. The second example used is of the same principle, only he is willing to take a life in order to sustain himself and or people close to him.Īnd the last, a priest that steals money from his church, willing to give up his beliefs to sustain himself. It's not that people *want* to give in and give themselves up, but they need to sustain themselves (and people close to them in some cases). He asks the question, "why'd you do this to yourself? " and in response, the chorus plays. In the first example, the artist uses a prostitute, someone who is willing to sell their body. Well, on the surface, the song seems to point out that people are willing to give anything in order to sustain themselves. You know there ain't no rest for the wicked, Oh yes we all seek out to satisfy those thrills. He'd stuffed his bank account with righteous dollar bills The day was winding down and coming to an end,Īnd what I saw I almost couldn't comprehend, He said there ain't no rest for the wicked, What made you want to live this kind of life? If you try to make a move I won't think twice,
He made it clear he wasn't looking for a fight, When I saw the shadow of a man creep out of sight, Oh no there ain't no rest for the wicked, There ain't nothing in this world for free. She looked at me and this is what she said. I saw a pretty little thing approaching me.
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