Apparently, it’s really, really, not easy being green. If you’ve been around the web-block, you might have stumbled across Sad Kermit. The online parody of everyone’s favorite amphibian has been online and bumming us out since 2007. Why so sad?

“Soon after the death of Jim Henson, Sad Kermit spiraled downward into a life full of addiction, romance and pain. The songs and videos on this webpage shed light on Sad Kermit's descent into his dark, hurting world.”

The site has a series of song parodies sung by Kermit including covers of Nine Inch Nail’s “Hurt,” Jeff Buckley’s “Hallelujah” and Radiohead’s “Creep.” Now, depressed Kermie has released his second video, this time for Elliott Smith’s melancholy “Needle in the Hay.” The clip is a parody of the suicide scene from “The Royal Tenenbaum” which uses the same song. Check them out side-by side. And then come back for a group hug. You’ll need it.