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Go To Hell
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Look in any chamber of my heart
You will find your name like a dart
Sticking in the wall of flesh
With each beat burning afresh
Oh, you can go to hell
You can go to tell, I'll still follow you like a bell
Who are you, where'd you come from, why are you in my mind?
What sign binds your fate to mine?
What tragic magnet draws your traces through the soil
Toward a target like a serpentine coil?
Oh, you can go to hell
You can go to hell I'll still follow you like a bell
I'll follow you like the tracks follow the train
I'll follow you like the mountains follow rain
I'll follow you through regions where radiance dwells
In the heart of hell
Oh, you can go to hell
You can go to hell I'll still follow you like a bell
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Bryan Gillig Orange, Massachusetts
I live in Franklin County, in Western Massachusetts.
I have two physical albums available from Feeding Tube Records.
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