"Hell Number Seven" genre: Heavy Metal
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	A metal song with a different feeling to it. It has a kind of eerie feeling to it with echo effects. Dark, ominous intro with singing lead and heavy distortion. Rhythmic, well-paced captivating chorus with a repetitive motive. A touch of classical influence visible a great violin-like solo. Soft style of singing creates a contrast to the heavy style of the accompaniment which makes the song different to the mainstream of other songs in genre.
	CD: Hades   Label: N/A Credits: Robert Budmar
	Story Behind the Song We create our own hell, that's the general message of the song. Sometimes even without realizing it, sometimes believing that it is a heaven, that we have created, but the reality is different. And it is not easy to know what it is or where you are until you are there. You are scared, you want to get away, and you're calling for help. But is there anyone that want to listen? Rob is the man behind the song. It is his own composition including the lyrics, although he gets some help with wording from Pat, who also contributes background vocals and a background guitar. Otherwise all guitars (four) and bass played by Rob. Lyrics Welcome to our own Hell, Sometimes it feels like heaven, Who can tell what's right or wrong? Welcome to hell number seven. Chorus: How die I get here? I'm crippled with fear, Somebody help me, please! My whole fate's unclear They all grin and leer, I'm begging on my knees. Bridge: Found out there's no escape, Salvation's got to wait, - That's the price you pay! Welcome to hell number seven! Chorus: Welcome to our own Hell, Though sometimes it feels like heaven, Who can tell if we belong? Welcome to hell number seven. Somebody help me!

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