Blues In Hell
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Blues In Hell
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I saw the flame when I walked on the road
I saw the flame when I walked on the road
And she was talking with the jungle pride
About fear and fire
I saw the shame when I walked on the road
I saw the shame when I walked on the road
And she was talking with the lost time
About makeup and crying
I saw the courage, baby, when I walked on the road
I saw the courage, baby, when I walked on the road
And she was talking with the little crime
About to live and to die
I saw the old man, baby, when I walked on the road
I saw the old man, baby, when I walked on the road
And he was talking with paradise
About the gold, gold shinning
I saw the devil, baby, when I walked in hell
I saw the devil, baby, when I walked in hell
And the Devil said me: It's all right!
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