Misery

by

Faye Hoffman

You walk by,and I can't see.
My eyes are blurred,my knees go weak.

It's just because I need some sleep
I don't care what my friends all think.

I make it home,search for my key.
Know what the night,for me will bring.

Misery,
it follows me,
won't let me go,
won't set me free.

Because I just can't let it be.
I live my life in misery.

Here come the tears,pouring down on me.
Somebody come and save me,before I drown in misery.

Awake or sleeping,I'm in misery.
Just can't admit,what's plain to see.

I live my life,on bended knees.
Crying over,you and me.

NEXT?
Why don't you look at Old Dorothy the cat
by: Francis Duggan
from: Wonthaggi, Victoria, Australia

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