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* Saving Jane's "Girl Next Door" is about a moderately pretty, moderately popular girl just seething with envy for another even more popular and attractive girl. Even while she knows the grudge is unfair, she tells herself the other girl is probably a bitch even though it sounds like the other girl is actually rather nice.
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* "It Should've Been Me" by Riproducer is written from the perspective of someone whose crush has chosen someone else, much to her anger given [[EntitledToHaveYou how much she's done for them]]. She hides it from them up until the last chorus, wherein the jealousy comes out full force...and, somewhat surprisingly, ends with her [[JerkassRealization realizing what she's doing]] and [[IWantMyBelovedToBeHappy stepping down from her pursuit]] despite her sadness over it.
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* Cher Lloyd's "Want U Back" is about a girl who thought she was too good for her boyfriend and dumps him. Expecting him to be heartbroken, she's the one in the dumps when he bounces back and gets a new girlfriend. It is not a GreenEyedEpiphany, she's jealous because the guy [[ItsAllAboutMe doesn't need her anymore]].
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* Cher Lloyd's Music/CherLloyd's "Want U Back" is about a girl who thought she was too good for her boyfriend and dumps him. Expecting him to be heartbroken, she's the one in the dumps when he bounces back and gets a new girlfriend. It is not a GreenEyedEpiphany, she's jealous because the guy [[ItsAllAboutMe doesn't need her anymore]].
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* The quote at the top of the main page is provided by the amusing song "ComicBook/JimmyOlsen's Blues" by the Spin Doctors from [[TheNineties the early 1990s]] and featured the Daily Planet's favorite cub photographer lusting after ComicBook/LoisLane and jealously grumbling about {{Superman}}. The song, despite being a catchy tune and a minor hit, actually didn't reflect the situation in the comics, where Jimmy didn't actually have any romantic interest in Lois and was famously known as "Superman's Pal, Jimmy Olsen." That being said, the song got Jimmy's name back into the pop culture mainstream, and for a while comic book artists actually drew Jimmy wearing a Spin Doctors t-shirt as a ShoutOut. Also, more than a decade and a half later in ''ComicBook/SupermanBirthright'', the author added the detail of Jimmy having a bit of a crush on Lois.
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* The quote at the top of the main page is provided by the amusing song "ComicBook/JimmyOlsen's Blues" by the Spin Doctors from [[TheNineties the early 1990s]] and featured the Daily Planet's favorite cub photographer lusting after ComicBook/LoisLane and jealously grumbling about {{Superman}}.Franchise/{{Superman}}. The song, despite being a catchy tune and a minor hit, actually didn't reflect the situation in the comics, where Jimmy didn't actually have any romantic interest in Lois and was famously known as "Superman's Pal, Jimmy Olsen." That being said, the song got Jimmy's name back into the pop culture mainstream, and for a while comic book artists actually drew Jimmy wearing a Spin Doctors t-shirt as a ShoutOut. Also, more than a decade and a half later in ''ComicBook/SupermanBirthright'', the author added the detail of Jimmy having a bit of a crush on Lois.
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* The ''Franchise/EvilliousChronicles'' by Vocaloid producer Akuno-P aka Music/{{Mothy}}. Envy's song is [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sg1mwobY-B8&feature=related The Tailor Shop on Enbizaka]] by Luka Megurine. The main character is Kayo Sudou, a hardworking and popular tailor, who is constantly thinking about her "lovely person", who doesn't come home to her. This gets more twisted as the song goes on. [[spoiler:For starters, not only does she kill the three girls she sees him with and steals their clothing, but the girls in question were his ''family''- his wife and two daughters. He doesn't even ''know'' the tailor. Upon him greeting Kayo with a "Hello, nice to meet you", she murders him just the same as his family.]]
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* ''Music/EvilliousChronicles'': The ''Franchise/EvilliousChronicles'' by Vocaloid producer Akuno-P aka Music/{{Mothy}}. Envy's song is [[https://www.main character of "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sg1mwobY-B8&feature=related The Tailor Shop on Enbizaka]] by Luka Megurine. The main character Enbizaka]]" is Kayo Sudou, a hardworking and popular tailor, who is constantly thinking about her "lovely person", who doesn't come home to her. This gets more twisted as the song goes on. [[spoiler:For starters, not only does she kill the three girls she sees him with and steals their clothing, but the girls in question were his ''family''- his wife and two daughters. He doesn't even ''know'' the tailor. Upon him greeting Kayo with a "Hello, nice to meet you", she murders him just the same as his family.]]
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* The quote at the top of the main page is provided by the amusing song "ComicBook/JimmyOlsen's Blues" by the Spin Doctors from [[TheNineties the early 1990's]] and featured the Daily Planet's favorite cub photographer lusting after ComicBook/LoisLane and jealously grumbling about {{Superman}}. The song, despite being a catchy tune and a minor hit, actually didn't reflect the situation in the comics, where Jimmy didn't actually have any romantic interest in Lois and was famously known as "Superman's Pal, Jimmy Olsen." That being said, the song got Jimmy's name back into the pop culture mainstream, and for a while comic book artists actually drew Jimmy wearing a Spin Doctors t-shirt as a ShoutOut. Also, more than a decade and a half later in ''ComicBook/SupermanBirthright'', the author added the detail of Jimmy having a bit of a crush on Lois.
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* The quote at the top of the main page is provided by the amusing song "ComicBook/JimmyOlsen's Blues" by the Spin Doctors from [[TheNineties the early 1990's]] 1990s]] and featured the Daily Planet's favorite cub photographer lusting after ComicBook/LoisLane and jealously grumbling about {{Superman}}. The song, despite being a catchy tune and a minor hit, actually didn't reflect the situation in the comics, where Jimmy didn't actually have any romantic interest in Lois and was famously known as "Superman's Pal, Jimmy Olsen." That being said, the song got Jimmy's name back into the pop culture mainstream, and for a while comic book artists actually drew Jimmy wearing a Spin Doctors t-shirt as a ShoutOut. Also, more than a decade and a half later in ''ComicBook/SupermanBirthright'', the author added the detail of Jimmy having a bit of a crush on Lois.
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** The song [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gGdGFtwCNBE Mr. Brightside]] has become a theme song for jealousy, and the name is frequentely used as alternative name for the Green Eyed Monster.
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** The song [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gGdGFtwCNBE Mr. Brightside]] has become a theme song for jealousy, and the name is frequentely frequently used as an alternative name for the Green Eyed Green-Eyed Monster.
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* Music/JimCroce's "Bad, Bad Leroy Brown" tells the story of a big tough guy who made the mistake of hitting on the wife of "a jealous man" who turned out to be [[AlwaysSomeoneBetter bigger and tougher than him]].
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* The quote at the top of the main page is provided by the amusing song "ComicBook/JimmyOlsen's Blues" by the Spin Doctors from [[TheNineties the early 1990's]] and featured the Daily Planet's favorite cub photographer lusting after ComicBook/LoisLane and jealously grumbling about {{Superman}}. The song, despite being a catchy EarWorm and a minor hit, actually didn't reflect the situation in the comics, where Jimmy didn't actually have any romantic interest in Lois and was famously known as "Superman's Pal, Jimmy Olsen." That being said, the song got Jimmy's name back into the pop culture mainstream, and for a while comic book artists actually drew Jimmy wearing a Spin Doctors t-shirt as a ShoutOut. Also, more than a decade and a half later in ''ComicBook/SupermanBirthright'', the author added the detail of Jimmy having a bit of a crush on Lois.
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* Part of Music/TheMegas' take on [[Franchise/MegaMan Dr Wily]] is that, as a WellIntentionedExtremist who genuinely believes that he wants the best for the world, he's upset that [[TheHero Mega Man]] is praised and lauded ([[BrokenAce not that it's doing him any good psychologically, mind you]]) while Wily himself is an object of fear and hatred:
-->''Tell me why/I'm the one that they fear/And for him they cheer''
-->''Tell me why/I'm the one that they fear/And for him they cheer''
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* Music/ErykahBadu's "Green Eyes" discusses this trope where she says that she is [[BlatantLies totally not jealous]] of her ex's new lover:
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'''Cause I eat a lot of vegetables''\\
''It don't have nothing''\\
''To do with your new friend.''
-->''My eyes are green''\\
'''Cause I eat a lot of vegetables''\\
''It don't have nothing''\\
''To do with your new friend.''
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* Music/TheKillers' song [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gGdGFtwCNBE Mr. Brightside]] has become a theme song for jealousy, and the name is frequentely used as alternative name for the Green Eyed Monster.
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** The song [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gGdGFtwCNBE Mr. Brightside]] has become a theme song for jealousy, and the name is frequentely used as alternative name for the Green Eyed Monster.
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* Music/TheButtress' "Brutus" is a MurderBallad based off of ''Theatre/JuliusCaesar''. It's about the protagonist's descent into jealousy-driven murder.
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* While the chorus of Lee Ann Womack's "I'll Think of a Reason Later" tries to paint what the narrator's feeling as IrrationalHatred, it's pretty obvious that the reason the narrator hates the new lady in the life of the man she loved is this trope through and through -- she even mentions "having the slightest of a jealous bone" that tends to get larger when she sees him with her.
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* While the chorus of Lee Ann Womack's Music/LeeAnnWomack's "I'll Think of a Reason Later" tries to paint what the narrator's feeling as IrrationalHatred, it's pretty obvious that the reason the narrator hates the new lady in the life of the man she loved is this trope through and through -- she even mentions "having the slightest of a jealous bone" that tends to get larger when she sees him with her.
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* Patty Loveless' "Jealous Bone" is about a woman who can't handle the thought of the one she loves with anyone else.
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* Dr. Hook's "When You're In Love With A Beautiful Woman" is written from the perspective of a man tormented by jealousy and insecurity about his beautiful girlfriend cheating on him, which isn't helped by the fact that practically everyone she comes across flirts with and compliments her:
-->''You know that it's crazy''\\
''You wanna trust her''\\
''Then somebody hangs up when you answer the phone...''
-->''You know that it's crazy''\\
''You wanna trust her''\\
''Then somebody hangs up when you answer the phone...''
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* My Jealousy by Celebrate The Nun, which is about the protagonist being envious of the new boyfriend of the ex-girlfriend he still loves.
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* My Jealousy "My Jealousy" by Celebrate The Nun, which is about the protagonist being envious of the new boyfriend of the ex-girlfriend he still loves.
* First byLindsayLohan Creator/LindsayLohan invokes this.
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* The ''Franchise/EvilliousChronicles'' by Vocaloid producer Akuno-P aka Composer/{{Mothy}}. Envy's song is [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sg1mwobY-B8&feature=related The Tailor Shop on Enbizaka]] by Luka Megurine. The main character is Kayo Sudou, a hardworking and popular tailor, who is constantly thinking about her "lovely person", who doesn't come home to her. This gets more twisted as the song goes on. [[spoiler:For starters, not only does she kill the three girls she sees him with and steals their clothing, but the girls in question were his ''family''- his wife and two daughters. He doesn't even ''know'' the tailor. Upon him greeting Kayo with a "Hello, nice to meet you", she murders him just the same as his family.]]
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* The ''Franchise/EvilliousChronicles'' by Vocaloid producer Akuno-P aka Composer/{{Mothy}}.Music/{{Mothy}}. Envy's song is [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sg1mwobY-B8&feature=related The Tailor Shop on Enbizaka]] by Luka Megurine. The main character is Kayo Sudou, a hardworking and popular tailor, who is constantly thinking about her "lovely person", who doesn't come home to her. This gets more twisted as the song goes on. [[spoiler:For starters, not only does she kill the three girls she sees him with and steals their clothing, but the girls in question were his ''family''- his wife and two daughters. He doesn't even ''know'' the tailor. Upon him greeting Kayo with a "Hello, nice to meet you", she murders him just the same as his family.]]
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* Music/TheKillers' song [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gGdGFtwCNBE MrBrightside]] Mr. Brightside]] has become a theme song for jealousy, and the name is frequentely used as alternative name for the Green Eyed Monster.Monster.
** Almost a decade later, a sequel to Mr. Brightside was released titled [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qok9Ialei4c "Miss Atomic Bomb."]] It was based around the idea of looking back at a relationship that was ruined by the protagonist's jealousy, and the regret of allowing it to take control.
** Almost a decade later, a sequel to Mr. Brightside was released titled [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qok9Ialei4c "Miss Atomic Bomb."]] It was based around the idea of looking back at a relationship that was ruined by the protagonist's jealousy, and the regret of allowing it to take control.
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* {{Invoked|Trope}} by way of an AlbumTitleDrop in {{REM}}'s song "Circus Envy":
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* The quote at the top of the main page is provided by the amusing song "ComicBook/JimmyOlsen's Blues" by the Spin Doctors from [[TheNineties the early 1990's]] and featured the Daily Planet's favorite cub photographer lusting after LoisLane and jealously grumbling about {{Superman}}. The song, despite being a catchy EarWorm and a minor hit, actually didn't reflect the situation in the comics, where Jimmy didn't actually have any romantic interest in Lois and was famously known as "Superman's Pal, Jimmy Olsen." That being said, the song got Jimmy's name back into the pop culture mainstream, and for a while comic book artists actually drew Jimmy wearing a Spin Doctors t-shirt as a ShoutOut. Also, more than a decade and a half later in ''ComicBook/SupermanBirthright'', the author added the detail of Jimmy having a bit of a crush on Lois.
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* The ''Franchise/EvilliousChronicles'' by Vocaloid producer Akuno-P aka Composer/{{Mothy}}. Envy's song is [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sg1mwobY-B8&feature=related The Tailor Shop on Enbizaka]] by Luka Megurine. She's shown to be a hard working tailor, constantly thinking about her "lovely person". This gets more twisted as the song goes on. [[spoiler:For starters, not only does she kill the three girls she sees him with, but the girls in question were his ''family''. He doesn't even ''know'' the tailor.]]
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* Music/ElvisCostello's "Living in Paradise" from ''Music/ThisYearsModel''
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''I don't like you walking 'round with physical jerks''\\
''Everything they say and do is getting on my nerves''\\
''Soon they will be lucky to be picking up the perks''
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''I don't like you walking 'round with physical jerks''\\
''Everything they say and do is getting on my nerves''\\
''Soon they will be lucky to be picking up the perks''
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** AvrilLavigne's [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bg59q4puhmg "Girlfriend".]]
** TaylorSwift's [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VuNIsY6JdUw "You Belong With Me".]]
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** AvrilLavigne's Music/AvrilLavigne's [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bg59q4puhmg "Girlfriend".]]
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* The Franchise/EvilliousChronicles ''Franchise/EvilliousChronicles'' by Vocaloid producer AkunoP Akuno-P aka Mothy.Composer/{{Mothy}}. Envy's song is [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sg1mwobY-B8&feature=related The Tailor Shop on Enbizaka]] by Luka Megurine. She's shown to be a hard working tailor, constantly thinking about her "lovely person". This gets more twisted as the song goes on. [[spoiler:For starters, not only does she kill the three girls she sees him with, but the girls in question were his ''family''. He doesn't even ''know'' the tailor.]]
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* The SevenDeadlySins series by Vocaloid producer AkunoP aka Mothy. Envy's song is [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sg1mwobY-B8&feature=relatedThe Tailor Shop on Enbizaka]] by Luka Megurine. She's shown to be a hard working tailor, constantly thinking about her "lovely person". This gets more twisted as the song goes on.
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* The SevenDeadlySins series Franchise/EvilliousChronicles by Vocaloid producer AkunoP aka Mothy. Envy's song is [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sg1mwobY-B8&feature=relatedThe Tailor Shop on Enbizaka]] by Luka Megurine. She's shown to be a hard working tailor, constantly thinking about her "lovely person". This gets more twisted as the song goes on. [[spoiler:For starters, not only does she kill the three girls she sees him with, but the girls in question were his ''family''. He doesn't even ''know'' the girl.]]
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* The quote at the top of this page is provided by the amusing song "JimmyOlsen's Blues" by the Spin Doctors from [[TheNineties the early 1990's]] and featured the Daily Planet's favorite cub photographer lusting after LoisLane and jealously grumbling about {{Superman}}. The song, despite being a catchy EarWorm and a minor hit, actually didn't reflect the situation in the comics, where Jimmy didn't actually have any romantic interest in Lois and was famously known as "Superman's Pal, Jimmy Olsen." That being said, the song got Jimmy's name back into the pop culture mainstream, and for a while comic book artists actually drew Jimmy wearing a Spin Doctors t-shirt as a ShoutOut. Also, more than a decade and a half later in ''ComicBook/SupermanBirthright'', the author added the detail of Jimmy having a bit of a crush on Lois.
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* ''Music/{{Beyonce}}'' has a song called "Jealous" in her 2013 self-titled album.
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* The quote at the top of this page is provided by the amusing song "JimmyOlsen's Blues" by the Spin Doctors from [[TheNineties the early 1990's]] and featured the Daily Planet's favorite cub photographer lusting after LoisLane and jealously grumbling about {{Superman}}. The song, despite being a catchy EarWorm and a minor hit, actually didn't reflect the situation in the comics, where Jimmy didn't actually have any romantic interest in Lois and was famously known as "Superman's Pal, Jimmy Olsen." That being said, the song got Jimmy's name back into the pop culture mainstream, and for a while comic book artists actually drew Jimmy wearing a Spin Doctors t-shirt as a ShoutOut. Also, more than a decade and a half later in ''ComicBook/SupermanBirthright'', the author added the detail of Jimmy having a bit of a crush on Lois.
* This trope most often turns up in the case of love songs written for someone who is, well, already taken. Examples include:
** AvrilLavigne's [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bg59q4puhmg "Girlfriend".]]
** TaylorSwift's [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VuNIsY6JdUw "You Belong With Me".]]
*** To a lesser extent, "[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xKCek6_dB0M Teardrops on My Guitar]]" is also like this.
* {{Invoked|Trope}} by way of an AlbumTitleDrop in {{REM}}'s song "Circus Envy":
-->"Make way for monster jealousy"
* The Killers' song [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gGdGFtwCNBE MrBrightside]] has become a theme song for jealousy, and the name is frequentely used as alternative name for the Green Eyed Monster.
* Narmiest one is "Envy" by Ash, the chorus of which goes "Envy, envy, ennnnnnnvy."
* My Jealousy by Celebrate The Nun, which is about the protagonist being envious of the new boyfriend of the ex-girlfriend he still loves.
* First by LindsayLohan invokes this.
* The SevenDeadlySins series by Vocaloid producer AkunoP aka Mothy. Envy's song is [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sg1mwobY-B8&feature=relatedThe Tailor Shop on Enbizaka]] by Luka Megurine. She's shown to be a hard working tailor, constantly thinking about her "lovely person". This gets more twisted as the song goes on.
* "Jessie's Girl" by Rick Springfield probably deserves mention here.
* There is a song by Darren Criss that is [[SarcasmMode creatively titled]] "Jealousy".
* Cher Lloyd's "Want U Back" is about a girl who thought she was too good for her boyfriend and dumps him. Expecting him to be heartbroken, she's the one in the dumps when he bounces back and gets a new girlfriend. It is not a GreenEyedEpiphany, she's jealous because the guy [[ItsAllAboutMe doesn't need her anymore]].
* Patty Loveless' "Jealous Bone" is about a woman who can't handle the thought of the one she loves with anyone else.
* While the chorus of Lee Ann Womack's "I'll Think of a Reason Later" tries to paint what the narrator's feeling as IrrationalHatred, it's pretty obvious that the reason the narrator hates the new lady in the life of the man she loved is this trope through and through -- she even mentions "having the slightest of a jealous bone" that tends to get larger when she sees him with her.
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* This trope most often turns up in the case of love songs written for someone who is, well, already taken. Examples include:
** AvrilLavigne's [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bg59q4puhmg "Girlfriend".]]
** TaylorSwift's [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VuNIsY6JdUw "You Belong With Me".]]
*** To a lesser extent, "[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xKCek6_dB0M Teardrops on My Guitar]]" is also like this.
* {{Invoked|Trope}} by way of an AlbumTitleDrop in {{REM}}'s song "Circus Envy":
-->"Make way for monster jealousy"
* The Killers' song [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gGdGFtwCNBE MrBrightside]] has become a theme song for jealousy, and the name is frequentely used as alternative name for the Green Eyed Monster.
* Narmiest one is "Envy" by Ash, the chorus of which goes "Envy, envy, ennnnnnnvy."
* My Jealousy by Celebrate The Nun, which is about the protagonist being envious of the new boyfriend of the ex-girlfriend he still loves.
* First by LindsayLohan invokes this.
* The SevenDeadlySins series by Vocaloid producer AkunoP aka Mothy. Envy's song is [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sg1mwobY-B8&feature=relatedThe Tailor Shop on Enbizaka]] by Luka Megurine. She's shown to be a hard working tailor, constantly thinking about her "lovely person". This gets more twisted as the song goes on.
* "Jessie's Girl" by Rick Springfield probably deserves mention here.
* There is a song by Darren Criss that is [[SarcasmMode creatively titled]] "Jealousy".
* Cher Lloyd's "Want U Back" is about a girl who thought she was too good for her boyfriend and dumps him. Expecting him to be heartbroken, she's the one in the dumps when he bounces back and gets a new girlfriend. It is not a GreenEyedEpiphany, she's jealous because the guy [[ItsAllAboutMe doesn't need her anymore]].
* Patty Loveless' "Jealous Bone" is about a woman who can't handle the thought of the one she loves with anyone else.
* While the chorus of Lee Ann Womack's "I'll Think of a Reason Later" tries to paint what the narrator's feeling as IrrationalHatred, it's pretty obvious that the reason the narrator hates the new lady in the life of the man she loved is this trope through and through -- she even mentions "having the slightest of a jealous bone" that tends to get larger when she sees him with her.
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