Misery Loves Company

from Star Dust Dirt Nap by Kat Pearson

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Did you see me trading places with shadows?
Did you see me making trades for sanity?
And did you notice? Did you notice that I found you..
In all your darkness I saw you shining bright..
But that's not what you wanna hear right?
Cause we're just too much the same.
All wrapped up in pain
You know what they say Misery Loves Company
and I know you know I'm not alone.
I know you know I'm not alone
and I know you know I'm not alone
Baby, I'm not alone, baby. I'm not alone, baby.

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from Star Dust Dirt Nap, released December 21, 2020
Kat Pearson

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