Hell's Door
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Hell's Door
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She's been fighting around, five years in hell
And each year is a new scar to tell
She has many, hard lives
She defended each one with pride
She discovered the, true face of the demon
And the unknown didn't let her with more fear
She's devastator, like the storm
She shout courage in front of the hell's door
Chorus
Lose your hope
You are in the door of the hell
But I'll go
And I'll come back to tell
She never ask, to be understandable
Always did everything with own hands
She always, has been alone
And the city lights used to make her feel in home
She stands untouchable, and strong
And nobody will convince her that she's wrong
She's devastator, like a storm
She shout courage in front of the hell's door
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