Since you came into my life
It's the same old situation
Empty days and lonely nights
Filled with bitterness and frustration.

Walking lonely in the cold
Tryin' to find the answer
Spend my money on a crystal ball
And the charms of a gypsy dancer.
Tryin' to break the spell you hold on me

[Chorus]
You're miss misery
That song you lay on me
Set me free, set me free
Please, please, please

Everyday is filled with shame
My nights are filled with anger
Hollow lies, forced denial
If you told the truth I can't remember.

You know I've got to find my way
Got to find a reason
Got to find your weakness
So I can end your witchin' season.
Got to break the spell you hold on me

[Chorus]

Can't think how I got myself
Caught up in this nightmare
Evil schemes, midnight screams
Come on somebody listen to my prayer

I'd give all I've got to give
Just to find my way out
Got it going but I can't let go
I'm trapped on this crazy 'round about
Tryin' to break the spell you hold on me

[Chorus]


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Miss Misery Lyrics as written by Manuel Charlton Darrell Anthony Sweet

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    O.o No one has commented.. Well then I shall:

    He can't get over this chick. I fucking love this song!

    The_Drummers_Angelon April 01, 2006   Link

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