Well, the good guys don't always get the gloryCan't you see the warning signs?
Watch the official lyric video for "Living Hell" to follow along with the track: Bella Poarch - Living Hell (Official Lyric Video) Bella Poarch YouTube• Aug 11, 2022 Song Meaning and Background
I can make your life a living hell if I wanted to, wanted toWish this was a love you never felt and you know it's true, know it's trueLove me, love meTrust me with that heart of yoursFeels so heavyLying on the bedroom floorI can make your life a living hell if I wanted to, wanted to
The song "Living Hell" by is a deeply personal track that explores the artist's past trauma and struggles with mental health. Poarch has shared that the lyrics and accompanying music video are inspired by her experience growing up in an abusive household in the Philippines, specifically reflecting her memories of being confined to a small yellow bedroom.
Chew you up and spit you outAnd still you come aroundSo, I can watch you drownHate when you tell me that you'll waitLike you think that I could changeWhen I've always been this way
11), and the song delves into her internal struggles. “'Living Hell' is about the toxic relationship I have with my mental health.
Well, the good guys don't always get the gloryCan't you see the warning signs?
Watch the official lyric video for "Living Hell" to follow along with the track: Bella Poarch - Living Hell (Official Lyric Video) Bella Poarch YouTube• Aug 11, 2022 Song Meaning and Background Bella Poarch - Living Hell (Lyrics)
I can make your life a living hell if I wanted to, wanted toWish this was a love you never felt and you know it's true, know it's trueLove me, love meTrust me with that heart of yoursFeels so heavyLying on the bedroom floorI can make your life a living hell if I wanted to, wanted to Well, the good guys don't always get the
The song "Living Hell" by is a deeply personal track that explores the artist's past trauma and struggles with mental health. Poarch has shared that the lyrics and accompanying music video are inspired by her experience growing up in an abusive household in the Philippines, specifically reflecting her memories of being confined to a small yellow bedroom. Chew you up and spit you outAnd still
Chew you up and spit you outAnd still you come aroundSo, I can watch you drownHate when you tell me that you'll waitLike you think that I could changeWhen I've always been this way
11), and the song delves into her internal struggles. “'Living Hell' is about the toxic relationship I have with my mental health.
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