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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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