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My Old Friend Misery
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I used to feel like I was invincible
But now I think I might be invisible
Let’s raise a toast to wasted youth
Stare down the inconvenient truth
My old friend misery
Is always there for me
My old friend misery
Will not abandon me
I see your cup, yeah it runneth over
Yet I’m out here searching for four-leaf clovers
Let’s pour one out for wasted youth
Stare down the inconvenient truth
My old friend misery
Is always there for me
My old friend misery
Will not abandon me
Cracking underneath the strain
A crooked picture in a frame
No matter how often I try to straighten it out
It’s burned into my brain
My old friend misery
Is always there for me
My old friend misery
Will not abandon me
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