Song Parodies -> "Hell Loves Him More"

Original Song Title:

"In My Life"

Original Performer:

"Hell Loves Him More"

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The Lyrics

Just a gut reaction to hearing of bin Laden's demise. Told from the POV of Mr. Infernal.

He’s a bastard we’ll remember
Now the life is gone
Inhuman stain
Gone to better home and weather
Demon spawn
And thug disdained

I’ve a place prepared for showman
No virgins on beds
Await him at all
I’ve a gift that keeps on giving
For fright guy
I’ve warmed your stall

Help yourself to heat and sulfur
But a cool breeze
We’ve none for you
See the freebie flames to ceiling
In my club you'll love
My “Doom Gloom Room.”

I’ll make sure you’ll never face eviction
Your promise of pain
Your place assured
We hope you’ll start and take the time for thinkin’
Those lost lives
Will haunt you more.

And I know you’ll have no hypertension
For people have hearts
You heartless boar
We hope eternal torment and detention
Is quite right
And fun galore

So night night
Hell loves you more.

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John Barry - May 02, 2011 - Report this comment

What do you call dead Bin Laden? A good start. Nice job.

Wild Child JIN - May 02, 2011 - Report this comment

Osama's been demoted from dictator, gunfighter, and kamikaze terrorist dispatcher, to just simply weeping, wailing, and gnashing of his teeth. Makes my heart "burn" with joyous love! :-) and so does this wonderful parody Warren! ;-) 555! for eternity! :-)

WarrenB - May 02, 2011 - Report this comment

Thanks JohnB and JIN. It seemed a natural for Satan to welcome home one of his faves.
To be honest, I've never felt comfortable celebrating anyone's death, even someone so bent on destroying so many. The idea still doesn't sit well with me. It's just another reminder to me that too many have died on the road to an elusive and uncertain peace... an unsettling irony.

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