Little light, lead us through the night
And if we die, burn down the forest
Chariots, carry us
Distances we don't care to walk

I'm on my way to hell
I'm on my way to hell

Why doesn't anyone I know sleep?
Are they all just scared of their dreams?
When they lay their heads down at night
What are they haunted by?

Why won't anyone just close their eyes?
Could it hurt them to rest for a while?
Do they need their friends to be a lover?
Or a lover to be a friend?

Because I'm on my way to hell
Well, I've tried God knows that I've tried
I'm on my way to hell
One time, two times
Three times again

Sitting duck, running out of luck
Our car's stuck on the train crossing

How am I ever gonna know peace?
How will I ever see your light through the trees?
I want to burn down everything we've begun
I want to kill and eat my young

Because I'm on my way to hell
Well, I've tried God knows that I've tried
I'm on my way to hell
One time, two time
Three time again

I'm on my way to hell
Well, I've tried God knows that I've tried
I'm on my way to hell
One time, two time
Three time again

I'm on my way to hell
I'm on my way to hell
I'm on my way to hell
I'm on my way to hell

Oft times clouded is the ray
That in heaven beckons me
Oft my wandering heart is lured
On some bypath far from thee
Father, when my footsteps stray
Guide me back into thy way
Father with thee, oh, let me be
On life's highway, god with thee


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    No offense taken. The guy at Ap.net who allegedly talked to Jesse has a good track record. Everything else he said about the show was later verified by YouTube videos, such as the setlist and Jesse's mic going out due to blown fuse, so I don't see why he'd start making things up after that. As for why Jason Tate is so special? He works with brand new's management. He's met the band members several times. Open up your copy of Deja Entendu and read the special thanks, and he's listed in there. He had Daisy long before Daisy was even called and one head can never die. But I don't see why it's so difficult to believe anyway; the official website says a new sit is coming soon, and they posted the DaG lyrics on the website before, so I'm pretty confident that when the new site goes up, the lyrics will be on there somewhere. Tate doesn't have a physical booklet, he just has a pdf document with the lyrics in it. Hope this clarifies some things.

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