Heart of Misery

The Rasmus

I don't want to feel anything today
(I don't want to feel anything today)
Anything at all I'll just be alone
(I just want to know that you want to know)
I don't want to live through another day
(I don't want to live through another day)
Meaningless to fight for the victory
I just want to die in the heart of misery

[Chorus:]
One love (one love)
One life (one life)
Knock me in the heart of misery
One love (one love)
One fight (one fight)
Knock me in the heart of misery

I will never be anything again
(I will never be anything again)
I'm tired to give, I don't want to try
(I don't need to live I just need die)
I just want to fly, throw it all away
(I just want to fly, throw it all away)
Meaningless to fight for your sympathy
I just want to drown in the heart of misery

[Chorus]

One life forgot to be
One heart refuse to beat
One love is incomplete
One love
One life
Knock me in the heart of misery
One love (one love)
One fight (one fight)
Knock me in the heart of misery

Ahh ahhh ahhh ahhh
In the heart of misery
Ahh ahhh ahhh ahhh
In the heart of misery


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Heart of Misery Lyrics as written by Eero Heinonen Aki Hakala

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    Itsnt it LOCK me in the heart of misery?

    Diet_Punk_Rockon December 30, 2005   Link

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