Im Serious Im Sorry

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[Intro]
E
[Verse]
E
I didn’t know that he got in a car crash
G#m
We could have been friends, could have got married
A
Could have had grandkids, sent them to college
G#m
At least attended each other’s weddings
E
I didn’t know that you stayed home for hours
G#m
Calling his parents asking for answers
A
Skipping your prom night, crying and praying
G#m
Up to a God that you never believed in
[Chorus]
E
Meghan held your body
G#m
As you were sobbing at the party
A
And I couldn’t leave the kitchen
G#m E
I ingested too much poison
[Verse]
E
I wanted to tell you I know how it feels when
G#m
The people you love just start disappearing
A
Ashamed that you took their presence for granted
G#m
But I didn’t want to seem condescending
E
I didn’t know that you’d relive the moment
G#m
The doctor came out with a frown and a clipboard
A
And you wandered home with no ride feeling stupid
G#m
That you thought that this was a regular visit
[Chorus]
E
Meghan held your body
G#m
As you were sobbing at the party
A
And I couldn’t help from staring
G#m
And creating extra tension
E
Watching Meghan hold your body
G#m
As you were sobbing at the party
A
And I couldn’t leave the kitchen
G#m
I ingested too much poison
[Bridge]
C#m
Were you supposed to not go to college?
A
Stay in your mom’s house on the computer
G#m
Googling grief cures, talking to no one
B
Waiting for life to start feeling better
A
Waiting for pain to not be a constant
B
Waiting to feel like anyone’s honest
C#m
Waiting for me to stop being sarcastic
F#m
Because I can’t accept (because I can’t accept)
Because I can’t accept all the bad things that happen
[Chorus]
E
Oh, I swear I’m sorry
G#m
That I saw you at the party
A
That I stood there saying nothing
G#m
While you wept before your new friends
C#m
Oh, I’m serious, I’m sorry
A
Oh, I’m serious, I’m sorry
[Outro]
EG#mAG#m
(x2)
E

Im Serious Im Sorry chords and lyrics

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[Intro]
E
[Verse]
[Chorus]
[Verse]
[Chorus]
[Bridge]
Because I can’t accept all the bad things that happen
[Chorus]
[Outro]
E G#m A G#m (x2)
E

Im Serious Im Sorry Chords by Jeff Rosenstock

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