Devil Lover is the sixth single by Australian Hip-Hop group Canberra Dragon. The single was not well received on the charts, MC Seeka said about the single "This was never meant to be a commercialy successful single. The whole point of it was to have alittle bit of fun. The Dragon had been receiving a bad rap about being way too serious and political, so we decided to make a political-ish song that was a bit more upbeat. The message of the song was about how you need to know who you're dealing with. For example, if you're a politician and someone wants to make a "campaign donation" in a shady hotel room, it probably isn't from the greengrocers of Australia.If someone wants your soul, it's probably the devil. But still, the song was fun and fitting with the name, we all contributed our best
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| - Devil Lover is the sixth single by Australian Hip-Hop group Canberra Dragon. The single was not well received on the charts, MC Seeka said about the single "This was never meant to be a commercialy successful single. The whole point of it was to have alittle bit of fun. The Dragon had been receiving a bad rap about being way too serious and political, so we decided to make a political-ish song that was a bit more upbeat. The message of the song was about how you need to know who you're dealing with. For example, if you're a politician and someone wants to make a "campaign donation" in a shady hotel room, it probably isn't from the greengrocers of Australia.If someone wants your soul, it's probably the devil. But still, the song was fun and fitting with the name, we all contributed our best
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| - Devil Lover is the sixth single by Australian Hip-Hop group Canberra Dragon. The single was not well received on the charts, MC Seeka said about the single "This was never meant to be a commercialy successful single. The whole point of it was to have alittle bit of fun. The Dragon had been receiving a bad rap about being way too serious and political, so we decided to make a political-ish song that was a bit more upbeat. The message of the song was about how you need to know who you're dealing with. For example, if you're a politician and someone wants to make a "campaign donation" in a shady hotel room, it probably isn't from the greengrocers of Australia.If someone wants your soul, it's probably the devil. But still, the song was fun and fitting with the name, we all contributed our best evil laugh."
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