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“He’s with that meth lab that he designed, his baby – the lyrics back that up and he is at peace with himself”: The story of the minor seventies hit that soundtracked the bloody finale of Breaking Bad

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“He’s with that meth lab that he designed, his baby – the lyrics back that up and he is at peace with himself”: The story of the minor seventies hit that soundtracked the bloody finale of Breaking Bad

The story of the song that accompanied Walter White’s demise

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