Misery
Beatles · Please please me
The world is treating me bad
Misery
I'm the kind of guy
Who never used to cry
The world is treatin' me bad
Misery
I've lost her now for sure
I won't see here no more
It's gonna be a drag
Misery
I'll remember all the little things we've done
Can't she see she'll always be the only one
Only one
Send her back to me
Cause everyone can see
Without her I will be
In misery
I'll remember all the little things we've done
She'll remember and she'll miss her lonely one
Lonely one
Send her back to me
Cause everyone can see
Without her I will be
In misery
Oh, oh in misery
Woo, my misery
La, la, la, la, la, la,
Misery
I'm the kind of guy
Who never used to cry
The world is treatin' me bad
Misery
I've lost her now for sure
I won't see here no more
It's gonna be a drag
Misery
I'll remember all the little things we've done
Can't she see she'll always be the only one
Only one
Send her back to me
Cause everyone can see
Without her I will be
In misery
I'll remember all the little things we've done
She'll remember and she'll miss her lonely one
Lonely one
Send her back to me
Cause everyone can see
Without her I will be
In misery
Oh, oh in misery
Woo, my misery
La, la, la, la, la, la,
Misery - Beatles
Released on the Please Please Me album, "Misery" stands as a quintessential example of the Beatles' early rock and roll sound. The track features the band's signature harmonies and a driving rhythm that defined their emergence in the British Invasion. Written by John Lennon, the song captures the raw energy and youthful exuberance of their first professional recordings. Its inclusion on this debut studio album highlights the group's immediate impact and sets the stage for their evolving musical journey. The recording showcases the tight interplay between the members, establishing a template for future pop and rock compositions.