| Hello, everyone.
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| I’d like to introduce myself.
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| I’m a girl who just got screwed over by a guy
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| A guy named Ted Mosby.
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| Sure, he seemed nice at first,
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| But I found out soon enough
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| Ted Mosby is a jerk
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| A big, stupid jerk
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| And I’m going to tell you all about it.
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| He treats you like a queen,
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| And then he treats you mean.
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| My friend, that’s how he works
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| He gets inside your head
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| I’m telling you that Ted
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| Mosby is a jerk.
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| Ted Mosby is a jerk.
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| Ted Mosby is a jerk.
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| Ted Mosby is a jerk.
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| He seemed so great at first.
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| He’s an architect, a great dresser,
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| He smells really good.
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| I thought he was the answer to my prayers
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| I was wrong
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| Because my dream turned into a nightmare.
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| He says you’ll be his wife
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| Then cuts you like a knife
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| It drives a girl berserk
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| And makes you want him dead
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| I’m telling you that Ted
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| Mosby is a jerk.
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| Ted Mosby is a jerk.
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| Ted Mosby is a jerk.
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| Ted Mosby is a jerk.
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| Are you happy, Ted Mosby,
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| Knowing the pain you’ve caused me?
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| You ruined my life.
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| I thought we had something --
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| I thought we had a future together.
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| I was wrong.
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| Because you’re a liar, Ted Mosby,
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| A cruel, evil liar.
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| I can’t believe I actually thought that we had something.
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| I even told my parents about you.
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| Yeah, I told them, «Mom, Dad, I met a really nice guy today.
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| I really think he’s something special.»
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| But it was all just a cruel joke to you, wasn’t it, you jerk?
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| I hate you so much with your stupid blond hair and your stupid suit.
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| I hope you fall down a manhole and die.
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| I hope you get run over by a steamroller.
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| I hope someone drops a piano on you from a really, really, really high building.
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| You make me sick, physically ill.
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| You’re evil, Ted Mosby,
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| And if I had one wish, just one chance to change something about the world,
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| It would be this:
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| That you were never born,
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| That there was never a Ted Mosby.
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| Do you hear me, Ted Mosby?
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| I hate you. |
| I hate you for what you’ve done
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| And for what you will do
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| And I’m going to make you pay.
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| Somehow, somewhere, someday,
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| You’re going to pay for what you’ve done.
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| I’m totally serious, Ted Mosby,
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| I hate you. |
| I hate you so much.
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| I have this burning hatred for you inside of me.
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| I can’t eat, I can’t sleep, I can only hate.
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| And it’s all because of you.
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| It’s because…
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| I miss you.
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| I miss … what we had together.
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| Please call me.
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| Please call me, Ted, please.
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| I’m sorry, it’ll be better this time.
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| It’ll be good. |
| I’ll be good.
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| I won’t push you away like I did before.
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| I HATE YOU!
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| I hate you… oh, God, I hate you, oh
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| …make it stop… I'm sorry… Ted…Oh God, it hurts.
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| What we had was so good.
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| You know, It was something special.
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| It only comes around once in a lifetime
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| You know, that’s why
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| I just… I got to let you know that you and me
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| We belong together and
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| I know you can’t see it clearly right now,
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| But, you know, that’s why I’m here, you know, that
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| Your clarity in the rough times
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| Just take my word for it, Ted.
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| I do.
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| I will … forever.
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| Just me and you.
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| I’ve thought about our kids' names.
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| I think we should have a lot of kids, like… ten.
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| Hopefully all girls. |
| Well, I don’t know, maybe one boy for you, but… you know.
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| We can name him Ted Mosby.
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| Ted Mosby II or III or whatever you are, I don’t know.
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| I mean, you’ve got a great name: Ted Mosby.
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| I can’t tell you how many times I’ve said that name,
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| Like over and over and over…
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| «Ted Mosby, Ted Mosby.»
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| I’ve written it all over my walls.
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| It’s really pretty! |
| You should come over and look,
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| It’s like, «I should be a graffiti artist!»
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| Oh my God. |
| I’m so glad we got here because, you know,
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| I feel like I can be honest now, and … and…
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| And I know we have a good relationship
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| If I feel able to tell you anything that’s on my mind,
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| And … um… I love you. |
| I do.
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| I love you. |
| I … I love you, Ted Mosby.
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| And I have a little surprise for you:
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| You… you love me, too!
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| You do.
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| Maybe you don’t see it right now, but you do.
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| You… you love me. |
| Because I’m your destiny
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| And you’re my destiny. |
| And we’re going to be together.
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| And we’re going to be happy, and that’s why this is so hard.
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| It’s… it’s infuriating to watch you pretend this isn’t real.
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| You’re such a jerk! |
| I love you, Ted, but you’re such a jerk! |
| Why do you do this to me, Ted?
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| Why are you doing this to us?
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| You’re taking this beautiful thing that we have and… and you’re destroying it.
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| And that hurts, Ted. |
| It hurts. |
| It makes me sick to my stomach.
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| Oh, God. |
| I think I have to puke.
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| Excuse me…
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| I think that was Mexican
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| Oh… oh, God, you’re unbelieveable.
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| Oh… shake it off, shake it off, shake it off, shake it off…
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| Euhhhhhh
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| Euhhhhhh
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| I think I need to exercise, get this out of my system
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| Oh yeah
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| Okay
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| I’m good
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| Ted, I hate you.
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| You hurt me, Ted.
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| You… you took so much from me. |
| You stole my pride.
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| You stole my dignity. |
| You stole my innocence.
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| You… you stole my heart.
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| You stole my umbrella. |
| Yeah, I know you took it, you jerk.
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| I had it, and now it’s gone. |
| Where is it, Ted? |
| Why don’t you bring it back?
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| Wait… nevermind. |
| Sorry, I found it. |
| It was under my bed.
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| Mystery solved!
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| But it still doesn’t change the fact that you’re a jerk, Ted and
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| I’m going to kill you, Yeah, I’m going to kill you, jerk.
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| I’m going to kill you, Ted. |
| I’m going to kill you, oh yeah.
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| I’m going to kill you.
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| Die, die… die, die, die.
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| Die, go away
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| Wait, come back.
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| No, die, die. |
| How do you want to die?
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| Can I? |
| What’s your pleasure?
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| Ted, Can you please call me? |
| I love you, I love you, I love you. |
| Call me soon.
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| Miss you!
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| I heart you. |
| 1−4-3. |
| I love you.
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| I… I… I … I l-l-l-l-l-l-love you
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| I love you, I love you so bad.
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| I love you, Ted Mosby, I love you, I love you
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| I love you, with all of my heart, oh yeah, oh yeah-ah-ah
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| I love you, I love you, I love the way you look at me, too.
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| I do, I love you,
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| I… I… I… I… I… I… hate you.
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| I hate you, I hate you so bad, I hate you, I hate the way you look at me
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| It’s so sad. |
| So sad, so so so so so so bad. |
| It makes me ma-a-a-a-a-ad
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| It makes it bad, it makes it so bad.
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| I love you, love you.
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| I lo-o-o-o-o-o-ve you.
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| I love you, my baby, my sweet.
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| Ooh, ooh, ooh.
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| I hate you, I hate you, I hate you, I ha-a-a-a-a-a-te you
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| I hate you, I hate everything about you, I hate you,
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| I hate everything about you, I do
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| And I will make sure that you di-i-i-i-i-ie.
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| You. |
| you will… you will die.
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| I know the truth about you, Ted Mosby.
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| You look, and act, and talk like a real human being, but I know what you really
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| are.
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| You’re a Cylon, and your only goal is total annihilation of the entire human
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| race.
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| I talked to my best friend, Dr. Baltar, and he told me, so don’t tell me that
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| you love me.
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| Don’t tell me that you have feelings, you can’t have feelings.
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| You’re a frakkin toaster!
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| I love you
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| I hate you
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| I love you
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| I HATE YOU!
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| I love you
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| I HATE YOU!!!
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| I love you
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| Hate you!
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| Lo-o-o-o-ve you
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| I hate you
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| I love you
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| I ha-a-a-a-a-a-te you
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| I hate you and hope that you break down and die, die, di-i-ie
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| And if you don’t, I’ll kill you, I will, I really will…
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| It won’t be the first time, I’ve done it before. |
| Oh yeah, but that’s another
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| song.
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| (That's another song)
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| Oh yeah, that’s another song
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| (That's another song)
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| I’ll tell you about that next time
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| (oooh)
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| Yeah
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| (Oooh, that’s another song)
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| Part III
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| By the way, Ted, my parents are coming in to town next week, and it would be
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| great if you could come and have dinner with us. |
| I know that you and I are
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| going through a little bit of a rough patch, but I want them to see that I’m
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| doing fine here in New York, and that you DO exist, and that I don’t need to
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| that stupid hospital in St. Louis where the guys in the white jackets are
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| trying to kill me. |
| They feed me these, spiders, Ted -- these, these,
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| these poisonous spiders -- and also, I just really want you to meet my mom,
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| because she’s heard so much about you and she wants to thank you for the
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| sweater you got her for Christmas. |
| I picked it out and wrapped it for you,
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| sweetie, so don’t worry about it, just nod and play along, and do NOT let them
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| give me any kind of pill or medicine, because that’s how it all went down last
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| time. |
| I don’t need medicine, I AM the medicine. |
| God put me here to tell you
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| that you can’t do this to people, Ted Mosby. |
| You can’t walk through life
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| thinking your actions have no repercussions! |
| All actions have consequences,
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| no matter how quietly they reverberate through the universe. |
| You can flap your |
| butterfly wings, Ted Mosby, and pretend there’s no storm in China,
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| but I say unto you that there is a storm, and it’s a hurricane,
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| and it’s growing, and it’s building in size and scope, and soon it will be at
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| your door, And when it comes no one will be saved. |
| The blood of the innocents
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| will stain the street like that of the wicked. |
| The cross shall be a sword.
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| The seven lions shall be unleashed. |
| The brimstone will fall on the land.
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| And lo, the angels shall gnash their fiery teeth … eternal reckoning and
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| unholy consummation … stripped and left naked lying among the wastes…
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| ten years of darkness, Ted Mosby!
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| I hate you, I hate you!
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| You filthy rotten bastard, I hope you die!
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| You die! |
| You make me sick
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| Why won’t you just leave me alone and die… die…
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| oh hang on a second…
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| (Hello? What? I’m not making any noise. No, that’s not me. No, it’s NOT me.
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| You clearly DON’T know my voice… I don’t know, I’ve never even heard of the
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| guy… look, I’ve got better things to do than sit around and write songs about
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| some guy named Ted Mosby, okay? |
| I’ve got to go.)
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| Uh, Ted, I got to go. |
| But in closing, I hate you, I want you to die,
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| and when you die, you go to hell, and when you get there, I hope the devil
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| turns you on a spit over a hot flame for eternity. |
| Oh, uh, one more thing --
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| that night, you got me pregnant. |
| Congratulations, you’re a dad! |
| Okay…
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| Okay, I’m kidding. |
| But wouldn’t it be cool if we had kids? |
| Think about it.
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| I HATE YOU! |