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[Verse]
Evil in my head, in my head, inside this private hell
I'm not feeling very well
Frustration, disgust, aggravation, disgust, mental hell
I'm not feeling very well
[Chorus]
Day, day after day, it never changes, always the same way
Day after day, day after day, day after
[Verse]
Evil in my head, in my head, inside this private hell
I'm not feeling very well
Frustration, disgust, aggravation, disgust, mental hell
I'm not feeling very well
[Chorus]
Day, day after day, it never changes, always the same way
Day after day, day after day, day after
[Bridge]
Do-do-do-do
[Outro]
Mental
Hell Mental
Hell Mental
Hell
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"Mental Hell" is a song by Ramones from the album Animal Boy, released in 1986. The song was written by Joey Ramone. It was produced by Jean Beauvoir.
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