Thank Misery
Jill Sobule
If I hadn't always been depressed
I'da climbed that golden ladder of success and if I hadn't been so blue
Thank misery for bringing me to you.
If only I'da stayed in my home town
Married my old sweetheart, settled down
Watched my belly swell a time or two
Thank misery for bringing me to you.
Thank misery, the years I've lost
The drinks I've served, the friends I've tossed thank misery, she's had enough of me
If I could go back in a time machine
I wouldn't buy a ticket, well maybe
But I'm so happy now I swear it's true
Thank misery for bringing me
God bless the pain that set me free
Thank misery for bringing me to you
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