I Went To Hell
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I Went To Hell
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First I went to hell
Then I went to heaven
Can I catch you on your way to hell
Take the life that's coming out of you
And when it's heaven
I can't go with you when you die
But I died too
And I was born into your loving arms
We use our bodies to describe what we feel
I got a chair and a carpet for you
But I don't know where you live
First I went to hell
Then I went to heaven
Can I catch you on your way to hell
Take the life coming out of you
And when it's heaven
I can't go with you when you die
But I died too
And I was born into your loving arms
We use our bodies to describe what we feel
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