Born To Raise Hell

Cheap Trick

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BORN TO RAISE HELL As recorded by Cheap Trick (From the 1996 Album SEX AMERICA CHEAP TRICK) [Intro] [Verse 1] Don’t need you I don’t live in this town Don’t trust you don’t trust anyone around Can’t stand you ain’t gonna stick around [Chorus] I wasn’t born for lovin’ (I was born to raise hell) I wasn’t born for lovin’ (I was born to raise hell) I hate you and I hate this town I mean you and this pitiful town I hate you you just make me laugh I wasn’t born for lovin’ (I was born to raise hell) I wasn’t born for lovin’ (I was born to raise hell) [Bridge] I hate you you like me? (No) You like our music now don’t ya? (No) It’s such a pity you want me to go [Verse 2] A lot of talk not enough action Lot of lies but no real reaction Lot of ways but no real emotion [Chorus] I wasn’t born for lovin’ (I was born to raise hell) I wasn’t born for lovin’ (I was born to raise hell) I hate you and you like me? (No) You like our music now don’t ya? (No) It’s such a pity now you want me to go [Bridge] You’re so pretty You’re so pretty You’re so fair Love your hair You’re so pretty You’re so pretty Love your makeup Love your nose Love your eyes Love your clothes F N.C. You’re pretty useless [Verse 3] I hate you and I hate this town I mean you and this pitiful town I hate you you just make me laugh [Chorus] I wasn’t born for lovin’ (I was born to raise hell) I wasn’t born for lovin’ (I was born to raise hell) I hate you and you like me? (No) You like our music now don’t ya? (No) It’s such a pity you want me to go I was born to raise hell

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