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Artist: Mike Ness
Canonical path: /mike-ness/misery-loves-company
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Misery Loves Company
Read Misery Loves Company lyrics by Mike Ness on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Misery Loves Company
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I used to roam all night long
I lurked the streets late at night
I ain't never comin' home
But loneliness
Is part of the game
And misery loves company
I used to think that I was a king
Fancy cars, fancy clothes and diamond rings
Yeah but happiness is a funny thing
And misery just loves company
Don't even try to understand
What goes on inside this man
As a boy I used to dream
Cuz' sometimes life ain't what it seems
We used to dance under moonlight
But then the tears began to fall
And baby that ain't right
Cuz' losin' you
Was part of the game
And misery loves company
Cuz' fuckin' up
Was part of the game
And misery loves company
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Mike Ness performs "Misery Loves Company", and this lyric page sits inside the Mike Ness catalog on LyroVerse.
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