Sweet Misery

Latif · Other Songs - Latif

the love you give me,

it's kind of hard to explain,

you put my soul at ease,

but at the same time you bring me pain,

there's nothing funny about you baby,

but you still make me laugh,

we're compatible, when it gets down we're the same



You're my sweet misery,

I hate to admit it,

but you're my everything,

the love you give me,

it's like the perfect pain,

you're the one I hate, the one I love, the one I blame,



You're love is a dream,

but at the same time you can be a nightmare,

you get on my last nerve,

but I get lonley when you're not there,

you give me attitude(how you gonna give me attitude?)

when I go out at night,

but when you get by me it's alright



You're my sweet misery (no way gettin' around it baby),

I hate to admit it

you're everything (my everything),

the love you give me,

it's like the perfect pain

you're the one I hate, the one I love, the one I blame



I can't live without you baby,

but I can't live with you,



You're my sweet misery,

I hate to admit it (I hate it),

you're my everything(You're the only love that I know),

the love you give me,

it's like the perfect pain (it's like the perfect pain)

the one I hate, the one I love, the one I blame



everything inside of me you've gotta be my sweet MISERY

no doubt was in my mindyou give me that sweet MISERY

the one I hate, the one I love, the one I blame

Sweet Misery

Latif's 'Sweet Misery' stands as a defining track within the artist's extensive catalogue of electronic dance music. Released under the English genre classification, the song exemplifies the genre's characteristic blend of atmospheric production and rhythmic drive. As a standalone recording, it showcases Latif's ability to craft immersive soundscapes that prioritize mood and energy over traditional song structures. The track has become a staple in the artist's body of work, often cited alongside other notable releases such as 'I Don't Wanna Hurt You' and 'My Man's Girl' for its consistent delivery of high-energy beats. Its enduring presence in the electronic landscape highlights Latif's significant influence on the modern dance floor, where the song's infectious rhythm invites movement and celebration.