Hell
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Hell
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Climbing up the heavenly stairs
You know where you're going when you know where
You're going to hell
Yes, you're going to hell
You're going down a hundred eighty degrees
You can see when you can see
You're going to hell
Yes, you're going to hell
You were weak, you were easy to squeeze
They did with you as they please
You're going to hell
Yes, you're going to hell
They're going to tear you limb from limb
Because of your so-called sin
You're going to hell
Yes, you're going to hell
They're going to tear you limb from limb
Because of your so-called sin
You're going to hell
Yes, you're going to hell
Yes, you're going to hell
Yes, you're going to hell
Yes, you're going to hell
Yes, you're going to hell
Yes, you're going to hell
Yes, you're going to hell
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The Tiger Lillies performs "Hell", and this lyric page sits inside the The Tiger Lillies catalog on LyroVerse.
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