Raise Hell
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Raise Hell
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So don't worry they tell me hell's an ok place to be
this time of year
so don't worry they tell me hell's the hippest place to be
and i'm dying gradually to get there
while you're trying desperately to stay here
as you glance around the room
to check that no one sees how normal you are
perfect examples of everything good young people should be
well i see the way you read your newspaper
and the way its rested on your lap
and the pages that you hold your finger between
as you glance around the room
to check that no one sees how normal you are
perfect examples of everything good young people should be
as you glance around the room
to check that no one sees how normal you are
perfect examples of everything good young people should be
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