I don’t think anybody can in good faith argue with how good a line, “Satan made a mansion for love to live when it dies,” especially in the way it is casually uttered here, and considering its fine abbreviated state existing as both precursor and title.
Few and far between are such killer refrains.
And that is not yet to mention some of the best lo-ish-er-fi production this side of the infinite lapse.
You don’t need me to tell you whose fingerprints are on this one. I only wish I could do my influences this kind of fearless and forthright justice.
Plainly & Painfully 