I Ain't Dead Just Yet

You've been telling all your friends, I'll never make it on my own
Ain't no use waiting on me
You went home to your mama, right back to your old room
Your mama said, "Just you wait and see"

But she never knew me, just what her old man did
It's funny what causes all this trouble we get
I don't want your sympathy, and don't you dare pity me
'Cause honey, I ain't dead just yet

I went out with all my friends; we drank through all your tears
They think I'm better off without you
You know they might be right; haven't steered me wrong yet
And that's more than I can say for you

But they never knew you, just what their women did
Ain't it funny what causes all this trouble we get?
I don't want your sympathy, and don't you dare pity me
'Cause honey, I ain't dead just yet

You're at home alone thinking; I'm sittin' here alone drinkin'
Both tryin' to find our own way
With all the yelling and all the screaming, isn't it strange how we find
That we both have nothin' left to say

But we never knew what the other one did
It's funny what causes all this trouble we get
I don't want your sympathy, and don't you dare pity me
'Cause honey, I ain't dead just yet