Ihnfsa
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Ihnfsa
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My spine is twisted for revenge
Cut right through the artery
Smiling like a hero sent from hell.
And he said: boys and girls you've come to watch the end
You will burn in hell for this
I will ride a bullet through your head.
Sorry for the first love
Sorry is my last word
They're screaming inside
Thank you for the best time
Terrified we'll all die
We're going to rise up above.
The lantern flickers by his head
Sending all the force of life
Shooting through his eyes and through his brain.
And she said: he can smile but can he form a plan?
Will it take an army force, to bring him to
His knees and to his end
You will burn in hell for this (hell for this)
You will burn in hell for this (hell for this)
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