I said to the waitress, "hey, another coffee"
Refills are free, and I'm feeling pretty lonely
The diner's kinda cold and a little bit empty
Just then she walked in, and she tried to ignore me

it's my ex-wife, and she's looking kinda sick
I recently just learned she's been blowing crazy shit
"oh, baby, how ya been? I haven't seen you in a bit"
"I know we aren't great friends, but can you take some time and sit, huh?"

thanks, hun, you look very pretty
I know that you know that I know, and it hurts me so much
I can't help you... I wanted to help you
Let me please help you

how come?
How could you do this?
You're so goddamn gorgeous
You're so goddamn selfish
I love you to pieces
Kiddo, I'm dying
I'm tired of crying, ok?

just stop
Look what your man's done
He made a mess, and he's selling me sick
I'm so sickening
Sick of me
Sick
I'm so sickening
Sick of me
Sick
I'm so sick

hey, it's ok
I love you the same like when were just kids
Oh, babe, it's just me
I know we don't talk much
I love you... please stop this
Just stop this, just stop it, just stop

stop it
Stop this
I can't sit here and watch while you make yourself sick
I'm so sickening
Sick of what?
Sickening
Sick of me
Sickening
Sick of her
Sickening
Sick of sick

my bad
I'm an awful example
A hypocrite and a cheat
So I'm sorry

it's just
I won't let this happen again
I let my hair grow
And I tried to forget you
Don't break my heart
And let this shit kill you

I can do what I want
'cause my ex-girlfriend don't give a fuck about
Jamie devine can do what he wants
'cause his ex-girlfriend don't give a fuck about

all of us got these broken dreams
A fractured love over drugs that scream about
Forcing yourself to do what you want
'cause your next girlfriend will make you write about
So all of us can do what we want
'cause our ex-girlfriends don't give a fuck about
Sweetheart please! you can't give up
Please love yourself and stay with us around

I won't ever know how things end up
I miss her lots, but we rarely talk... oh, well
Oh, jamie please, let's get a drink
I think it's 'bout time we leave this place, ya know? ya know? ya know?






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    This is about an old love of his that he hates seeing hurt. He wants to help, but she won't let him.

    FahCujion January 26, 2007   Link
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    So good and so underrated. Yeah, the meaning is pretty obvious. Almost all Jerry's songs are about the same thing.

    sweatersdotcomon April 21, 2007   Link
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    i can never get sick of this song.

    Schwabon June 05, 2007   Link
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    the guitar on the last part of the song, amazingggggg

    st hannahon November 12, 2008   Link

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