Misery
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Misery
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In the spotlight
You never get cold
Under the knife
You never grow old
You're prettier and skinnier
And these things that misery bring
It was just yesterday
You were innocent
So innocent
The trouble that life brings
Don't you fall for it
Don't you fall
With happy pills
You shouldn't be upset
With sunshine
You shouldn't feel depressed
But feel good like you should
And see all these things
That city living bring
It was just yesterday
You were innocent
Just so innocent
The trouble that life brings
Don't you fall for it
Don't you fall
Stop, stop, stop
Drop, drop, drop
It was just yesterday
You were innocent
Just so innocent
The trouble that life brings
Don't you fall for it
Don't you fall
In the spotlight
You never get cold
Under the knife
You never grow old
You're prettier and skinnier
And these things that misery bring
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Stacy Clark performs "Misery", and this lyric page sits inside the Stacy Clark catalog on LyroVerse.
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