Misery Company
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Misery Company
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It's hard to believe that I smile in my sleep
'Cause everyone leaves me
I'm so hard to keep company
In misery company
Most people don't mention the stripes on my sleeve
Though I liked attention
I just want to live quietly
In misery company
The weight of the world is in our hands, right
Straight as my oath that a I live by
Don't even know what we're fighting for
Oh, what a cutie, here comes officer dave
Reporting for duty, a cut and a shave
Number three
For misery company
Our wonderful training kept us off the front line
Stop the kill, entertaining
Drops the bill everytime
Naturally, we're misery company
The weight of the world is in our hands, right
Straight as my oath that I live by
Don't even know what we're fighting for
Ha ha ha ha ha... Oh oh
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