Hell Is What I'm Used To
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Hell Is What I'm Used To
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I'm on a one way trip to hell
Straight to the fires below
I see them coming for me now
They take me where I wanna go, I wanna go, I wanna go
Hell's what I'm used to, and that's where I'm bound
I'll be the lord of the underground
Hell's what I'm used to, and that's where I'll go
There ain't no other life I know
The flames are reachin' out to me
As demons carry me home
They take me back where I belong
To where I've always known, I've always known, I've always known
Stoke up the fires bring on the girls
Play the devil's rock n roll
Indulgence, lust and greed
I got all that I need, all that I need, all that I need
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