Smiling And Dyin'
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Smiling And Dyin'
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Only you make the grey skies black
Only you make the grey skies black
Only you make the grey skies black
So why do I keep coming back?
Misery loves company, baby
That's why I love you
Going down to your kill ya got me
Turning blue
Judge a man by the company he keeps
My love, she's a party in Hell
Smilin' and dyin' all night long
My company don't keep so well
Smilin' and dyin' all night long
Smilin' and dyin' all night long
Smilin' and dyin' all night long
Smilin' and dyin' all night long
Only you make the grey skies black
Only you make the grey skies black
Only you make the grey skies black
Only you make the grey skies black
Only you make the grey skies black
Make the grey skies black
Only you keep me coming back
Keep me coming back
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Green River performs "Smiling And Dyin'", and this lyric page sits inside the Green River catalog on LyroVerse.
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