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They Sold Their Soul to the Devil Have You Noticed the Number of Hollywood and Music Industry Stars Claiming to Have Sold Their They Sold Their Soul to the Devil Have you noticed the number of Hollywood and music industry stars claiming to have sold their souls to the devil? Souled out stars. •“Sold my soul, from heaven into hell.” - 30 Seconds to Mars •“Sell his soul for cheap. Let’s make a deal, sell me your soul. Designer of the devil.” - 50 Cent •“I sold my soul to the devil in L.A” - Aaron Lewis •“Some sell their soul for the easy road. The devil’s always buying. I can’t count the ones I’ve known who fell right into line.” - Aaron Tippin •“‘I sold my soul to the devil.” - Abi Titmuss •“I’m just a demon that means well. Freelance for God, but do the work of Satan.” - Ab- Soul •“Hey Satan, pay my dues. I’m gonna take you to hell, I’m gonna get ya Satan.” - AC/DC •“There’s plenty of money to be had. But you also lose your soul.” - Alan Alda •“And tempt the soul of any man. Between the devil and me. The gates of hell swing open.” - Alan Jackson •“Dr. Dre told me he sold his soul to the devil for a million bucks.” - Alonzo Williams •“The dark covers me and I cannot run now.” - Amy Winehouse •“I sold my soul.” - Andrew W.K. •“But when it comes time to decide your fate, they’ll sign you on the line right next to Satan. Cause’ they don’t care about us. They just use us up.” - Asher Roth •“I sold my soul to the devil.” - Aubrey Plaza •“Dance with the devil. I want ya, yes I do.” - Bad Company •“See God gave us the talent, but the devil make us famous.” - Barry Sanders •“I sold my soul to the devil for seven wishes.” - Bedazzled: movie •“Satan is my master. He has always been.” - Ben Folds Five •“Sold my soul. Bought these devil chains.” - Bette Midler •“I felt something else come into me.” - Beyonce •“I wanna go to hell.” - Biggie •“Bout to inhale like I’m finnin to see Satan.” - Big Sean •“I’m rollin’ with Satan, not Jesus Christ. I’m the only son of the devil.” - Big L •“I sold my soul to the devil.” - Bill Kelliher •“My family is under attack by Satan, I’m scared for daughter Miley.” - Billy Ray Cyrus on Miley Cyrus •“I’m half crazy but I know the Devil real. I should know, I signed a record deal.” - Bishop Lamont •“Prayin to Satan. Satan done got me.” - Bizarre •“I’m paying the price now for selling my soul.” - Black Sabbath •“I met the devil and I sold my soul.” - Bloodsimple •“I made a bargain with him, the chief in a world we can’t see. (devil)” - Bob Dylan •“The devil took me by hand.” - Bon Jovi •“He went solo, sold his soul to the devil.” - Boo-Yaa T.R.I.B.E •“Want me to sell my soul.” - Bow Wow •“I could really try new things. That was satanism, it works really well, I made a pact.” - Brad Pitt •“I’m a slave for you. Dancing in the dark.” - Britney Spears •“Dancing in the dark. Does fortune wait or just the black hand of fate, It’ll take your God filled soul. Fill it with devils.” - Bruce Springsteen •“Many have tried to go into the night. But that’s the price we pay when we living on the other side. Tell the devil I said hey when you get back to where you’re from.” - Bruno Mars •“I never knew that I would see the day that I would meet the devil himself.” - Busta Rhymes •“I sold my soul to the devil.” - Cage •”I trade my soul for a wish.” - Carly Rae Jepsen •“Leaning up against the record machine, He’s the devil in disguise. A snake with blue eyes. And he only comes out at night.” - Carrie Underwood •“I sold my soul to the devil.” - Chris Palko •“She’s a fallen angel (Lucifer), waitin’ for me to love her.” - Chris Brown •“Given Satan himself this free promotion.” - Chris Webby •“So now the devil’s in my soul.” - Christina Aguilera •“The day the deal went down, I heard the sound of a hell bound. I sold my soul, signed it on the dotted line, and it was easy. Found of the legends of the crossroads.” - Danko Jones •“To offer you a contract. You will rather sell your soul to Satan.” - Dark Shadows: movie •“Cause’ I sign a deal with the devil.” - David Banner •“Rock’s always been the devil’s music.” - David Bowie •“I sell my soul to the devil” - David Hutto •“I got a dark soul. Dancing in the dark.” - Dev •“I sold my soul, cold as ice.” - Dissection •“I have sold my soul and now the devil’s laughing.” - Disturbed •“Speaking of the devil, well here he comes now. Got my defenses down. And I’d go through hell to make him mine.” - Dolly Parton •“No angel born in hell. Could break that Satan’s spell. I saw Satan laughing with delight the day the music died.” - Don McLean •“Devil came to me and he said: I know what you need. You will burn in hell.” - Dover •“If you sell your soul to the devil, you get more grain.” - Drake •“I sold my soul to the devil.” - DMX •“I sold my soul.” - Eagles of Death Metal •“Dancing with the devil.” - Earl Sweatshirt •“Get thee behind me Satan, and push me along. I’m kin to the devil.” - Eazy-E •“I sold my soul and then time takes its toll, forever I stay damned.” - Edge of Sanity •“It cost me my soul out of control in a devil’s world. I sold my soul.” - E.D.I. •“My soul is to sell. The dark is too hard to beat ‘cause they’re calling me.” - Ellie Goulding •“You sold your soul at the crossroads. Devil, Satan, Satan.” - Elton John •“Because I’m evil.” - Elvis Presley •“I sold my soul to the devil. I’m going to hell. I’m headed to hell. I want the money, the women, the fortune, and the fame. That means I’ll end up burning in hell scorching in flames. Satan’ll be in to see me later to see if I’m interested in being partners. You remember that night you, prayed to god you’d give anything to get a record deal? Devil worshippin’, Satan music.” - Eminem •“I’ve come to believe my souls on the other side. Without a soul. Save me from the dark. I sold my soul. Don’t try to fix me.” - Evanescence •“The devil creep around you. Your soul is sold.” - Faithless •“Deal made with the devil. I sold my soul.” - Falling in Reverse •“A contract with the devil for a life of disdain. I sold my soul.” - Fear Factory •“But once you change your name, well the pieces fall. Hollywood’s Not America. You could make a million dollars, but you might lose yourself.” - Ferras •“The devil comes and soon my subconscious and conscious might start to brawl. As this cunning demon takes me as its voodoo doll.” - Fergie •“And to take your soul. I’m damned so here’s to drinks in the dark at the end of my road. And I’m ready to suffer, found the devil in me.” - Florence and the Machine •“Are they allowed to keep their soul? How do they get so successful?” - Food Inc. movie •“I’m the devil’s advocate. We have our own worshipers.” - Frank Zappa •“I sold my soul for this.” - Fun. •“I sold my soul to the devil.” - Gare Du Nord •“It’s a vocal point to express my Satanism.” - Glen Benton •“I graduated into the occult.” - Hall & Oats •“The devil had spoke, said, you wanna be somebody, sign on the line. I sold my soul.” - Hellyeah •“The devil comes to bring a fate you couldn’t imagine in your wildest dream.” - Hilary Duff •“Met the devil, made a deal for it.” - Hollywood Undead •“You are the prince of darkness. Hell born, demonic.” - Ice Cube •“Sold my soul.” -Iron & Wine •“Sold my soul to Satan. I’ve been dancing with the devil. So when you get to hell you can say you know me. I’m easily attracted by the dark side. Devil keep following.” - J. Cole •“I love Satan. Satan sells tickets.” - Jack Black •“Satan is around y’all. Devil on your shoulder.” - Jadakiss •“Love the devil.” - Ja Rule •“Lookin at me like I’m Lucifer, cause he know I will deal with his case. Gon’ try and fit in with the Devil, I am on another seat” - Jason D. Harrow •“See them demons and them omens staring at you, mind control, they want your soul. If he don’t see a dollar, somebody visiting Satan” - Jay Rock •“Never prayed to God, I prayed to Gotti, that’s right it’s wicked, that’s life I live it. Ain’t askin’ for forgiveness for my sins. I gotta get my soul right, I gotta get these Devils out my life. Lord forgive him, He got them dark forces in. connected to the high power.” - Jay-Z •“But if we’re hellbound, whatever, let’s go down.” - J. Black •“I have the devil in me.” - Jerry Lee Lewis •“I sold my soul to the devil.” - Jesse Malin •“I sold my soul.” - Jill Sobule •“To hell with the devil. I’m selling my soul to you.” - Jim Bianco •“There ain’t no bibles in Hollywood. I’m pretty hip since I’ve been worshiping the dark one.” - Jim Carrey •“I made a deal with the devil for a whole lot of money.” - Jimmy Buffett •“Working in the dark.” - Johnny Cash •“I’ve sold my soul to the devil.” - John Lennon •“Don’t sell your soul to have what someone had yesterday.
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