We Belong To Hell
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We Belong To Hell
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In your palace of contentment
Where the walls are bricks of fears
Do you have a door to freedom?
Do you ever crave for tears?
In the rooms of satisfaction
You lie warm and safe from harm
Would you ever smash the windows?
Do you ever crave the cold?
We belong to Hell
We belong to Hell
We belong to Hell
We belong to Hell
In your bed of languid roses
All the thorns so carefully torn
Do you ever dream of freedom?
Do you crave for me at all?
We belong to Hell
We belong to Hell
We belong to Hell
We belong to Hell
We belong to Hell
Oh you know it well
You belong to Hell with me
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Belladonna performs "We Belong To Hell", and this lyric page sits inside the Belladonna catalog on LyroVerse.
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