Misery from Airport Sounds by Age Nowhere

Sunken tears and shallow smoke follow her everywhere she goes.
She’s got a song she sings she says her old-drunk daddy wrote,
And I could probably sing it note for note.

And sure as she sings that old soul sound
She is the darlin’ of this town
Dearest Misery, won’t you come back home with me?
Won’t you come back home with me?

Bad ideas and misread cues
Two reasons that I sing the blues
She’s got a temper on her; and she runs on a short, hot fuse
Either way I go I’m gonna lose

‘Cause soon as she swings that hammer down
She’ll be the darlin’ of this town
Dearest Misery, won’t you come back home with me?
Won’t you come back home with me?

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