Hand of Doom

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"Hand of Doom" is an anti-heroin song by Black Sabbath from their breakthrough album Paranoid in 1970. Together with "Fairies Wear Boots", also from "Paranoid", it was one of the first drug-related songs by the band, and others would follow, including, "Sweet Leaf", "Snowblind" and "Supernaut".
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