Medium Build will celebrate his just-announced new album with a one-off London show tonight
After tonight's London date, Medium Build will support Mumford & Sons across North America.

Yard Act
Lyrics
[Verse 1]
I got a '97 Grand Am
You got a thirty dollar haircut
We got some money from your old man
He died before the baby came
You make your money as a waitress
I make my money in a warehouse
We get a little on the side from turning little tricks at night
[Pre-Chorus]
And I don't know exactly when we went downhill
You started drinking in the morning, I started crushin' up pills
[Chorus]
'Cause baby, loving you is misery
Baby, loving you is misery
Loving you is-
[Verse 2]
Driving a '97 Grand Am
Buying a thirty dollar haircut
Gettin' some money from your old man
Not having a penny left
I met somebody who's a waitress
You met somebody from thе warehouse
We gеt a little on the side to keep ourselves alive at night
[Pre-Chorus]
And I don't know exactly when we went downhill
About this track
"Misery" is a song by Medium Build from the album Softboy, released in 2018. The song was written by James Glaves, Medium Build. It was produced by Medium Build.
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You started drinking in the morning, I stopped taking my pills
[Chorus]
'Cause baby, loving you is misery
Baby, loving you is misery
Loving you is misery
Loving you is misery
Loving you is misery
Loving you is misery
Loving you is misery
Loving you is misery
Loving you is misery
Loving you is misery
Loving you is misery
Loving you is misery
[Pre-Chorus]
And I don't know exactly when we went downhill
You started drinking in the morning, I stopped taking my pills
[Chorus]
'Cause baby, loving you is misery
Baby, loving you is misery
And baby, loving you is misery
Baby, loving you is misery
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