Misery
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Misery
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If misery was a crime, then I'd always be servin' time
So miserable am I without you
Oh how could I let you go
When you're the only one I love so
What made me throw away a height so true
I'm missin' you
Why did I walk away and say goodbye
I'm the one with tear drops in my eye
I don't know how I'll go on
Without you here under my arm
I miss your sweet natural charm
Now that we're through
I'm missin' you
[Interlude]
Why did I walk away and say goodbye
I'm the one with tear drops in my eye
Alone forever I'll be
But my blind eye just couldn't see
That you were faithful to me
I'm missin' you
I'm feelin' blue
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Wayne Hancock performs "Misery", and this lyric page sits inside the Wayne Hancock catalog on LyroVerse.
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