You got your hands to raise your fist
See the left hand for this right
Can you resist me, little sister?
Can you resist the devil's might?
And whatever God may tell you
Every soul will have its price
One day you'll come to sell me yours, my dear
And the time has come tonight
Mister Sinister
Mister Sinister
Alright
Come hear the whisper for the sinner
Father, Son and Holy Ghost
Free from life and love in heaven
In the end you'll pay the cost
And wherever you will run to
And wherever you may hide
There will be no escape, my friend
From the evil by your side
Mister Sinister
Mister Sinister
Mister Sinister
You tell me say you what I know
Come hear the whisper
Mister Sinister
Mister Sinister
Mister Sinister
Mister Sinister
Mister Sinister
Alright
Sinister means “dark and foreboding”, a fitting name for the devil.
“The” could also be heard as “your”, making the line “your time is over”.
These two lines are Mister Sinister speaking to the woman, telling her she has been caught and won’t be able to escape (again)
This line is a little ambiguous: two different sentences could be heard, which differ a lot in meaning. One is “We’re coming over”, meaning Mister Sinister and his demons are coming (over) to take the woman’s soul.
The other is “it can’t be over”, in which the woman who sold her soul is the narrator. She’s in denial about the fact her life will be over soon, even though she can’t run from the Devil, or as he calls himself: Mister Sinister