Beyond the maps, where legends dwell,

I ventured into the unknown, I ventured into hell.

The fires screamed and the monsters wailed,

The stench of death floated and sailed.

Hell was harsh and hell was cruel,

To willingly go, you’d be a fool.

Once a fool in love, now a fool in pain

I’d do anything for you love, so I got on the train

To the centre of the earth, to the devils lair,

An exchange of my soul for yours, he deemed fair.

The adventure was dreadfully rough,

But dear, I would do anything for you, love.