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Misery Loves Company Lyrics - Artist : Catie Turner
I would rather be called untalented instead of fat
Isn't that fucking bizarre? That we care less about how a person thinks Just inches off their waist And if they drive a nice car At age seven, ice cream sundaes taste like heaven But a moment on the lips last forever on the hips At age thirteen, you say "What I eat will catch up to me" God forbid I enjoy my teens Will this make all the middle school boys like me? Oh, I was taught to hate myself And it's spreading like a disease And you, you can win If you show a bit of confidence They'll use their words and Try to mark up your skin Misery loves company And they want you to be like them I wish I could be as small As other make made feel And if comparisons can be deadly It's a miracle I'm still alive Guess I learned, huh? Now I'm age nineteen in the industry of bodies On a stage I'll try and hide Where no one's looking at my thighs I'm learning to resent reality You took the one I love the most away from me Oh, I was taught to hate myself And it's spreading like a disease And you, you can win If you show a bit of confidence They'll use their eyes To bore holes in my skin Misery loves company And they want you to be like them Misery loves company And they'll never be your friend |
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