Dear Misery
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Dear Misery
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I was hoping that you'd left me here
Dear Misery
Waved goodbye and let me disappear
Into this heavy kind of sleep
A restless mind fell in the lonely land of memory
A restless mind fell in the lonely land brought to me
But everything seems to have a meaning since she reappeared
Dear Misery, you lost your grip on me since she
Came back to me
With the silver moonlight in her golden hair, she set me free
My mind was spinning and the storm had swept me off my feet
Before the night, I hardly saw the shore
But then I rose beyond the sea
A restless mind lost in a lonely land, but luckily
Everything seems to have a meaning since she reappeared
Dear Misery, you lost your grip on me since she
Came back to me
Everything seems to have a meaning since she reappeared
Dear Misery, you lost your grip on me since she
Came back to me
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