Mr. Misery
The Aggrolites Lyrics

I said Hey! (Hey) Ah
The singer is addressing the audience with a declaration of urgency.

Alright, do you see that? Do you hear that? Oh there goes Mr. Misery Can you feel him?
The singer alerts the listener to the presence of Mr. Misery and asks if they are aware of his negative energy.

I said breathing Right on down your neck
The singer emphasizes the physical proximity of Mr. Misery and his ability to make his negative presence felt.

Do you know him? Do you hate him? Cause you know that he don't like you Can you tell him, you don't like him? Oh no, cause hell he'll put you through
The artist questions the listener's relationship with Mr. Misery, warns them of his dislike, and cautions against confrontation with him due to the harm he can cause.

Here he come, Mr. Misery To ruin the day Turn the radio down Don't be yourself Cause he don't swing or sway
The artist describes Mr. Misery's presence as ruinous and warns against doing anything enjoyable or expressive that might provoke his negativity.

Nothing good now, Not at all now Can come out Mr. Misery's mouth Only bad things Like how he hates that He hates everything And everything
The singer characterizes the essence of Mr. Misery as all-consuming negativity and pessimism.

He's a whirl now He's so ugly Black and White And everything so cold When he's near you You can really see That all the blood in his body Has sure turn cold
The singer paints a vivid picture of Mr. Misery's aura and the physical effects it has on others.

Stay away Like we know you Cause all you do Is you make things worse With what you put me through
The artist again warns against interacting with Mr. Misery due to the harm he can cause, and implies that he has personal experience with this.

Here he come, Mr. Misery Get him out Away from here Cause now we doin' my way
The artist takes action to remove Mr. Misery from their surroundings and reclaim control of the situation.

Things are good now, Cause he's gone now, So, play that music And lets party
The artist celebrates Mr. Misery's absence and the return of positive energy by encouraging a joyful celebration.

Did he hate you Yes he did now Nothing good can come Out of his whole life Always bad things And worse things Cause he can talk In time broad daylight
The singer reflects on the negative impact Mr. Misery had on their life and characterizes Mr. Misery as someone who is always negative and has the capacity to bring others down.

Stay away, Mr. Misery Like we know you Cause all you do Is you make things worse With what you put me through
The artist repeats their warning against interacting with Mr. Misery, emphasizing the personal harm he can cause.

I said Hey! (Hey) Ah I said Hey! (Hey) Ah I said Hey! (Hey) Ah I said Hey! (Hey) Ah
The singer repeats their initial declaration of urgency to both open and close the song.