Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Helmet
Canonical path: /helmet/miserable
Related lyric paths: 6
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Miserable
Read Miserable lyrics by Helmet on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Miserable
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Someone's got it in for me
He's trying to get to you
You think he knows what you need
But not a word he says is true
When it's time to move in
He is creeping 'round
You think he respects you
But he'll just drag you down
I can make you miserable
I have been that low
If i can make you miserable
Just let me know
Someone's got it in for me
I don't care anymore
I've learned to enjoy the petty things
Like settling a score
I can make you miserable
I have been that low
If i can make you miserable
Just let me know
Let me know
Honey, let me know
Just let me know
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