Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Hate Me [Extended], artist - KDA.
Date of issue: 07.12.2017
Age restrictions: 18+
Song language: English
Hate Me [Extended] |
I’ve been thinking a lot lately about hating |
What eats at the heart of hate |
Because you know I hate people every day |
I hate tourists on Oxford Street |
I hate children on the tube |
And I hate slow walkers stopping me getting to my train |
I wanna grab their faces, say with all that rages |
Get out of my fucking way |
But i don’t, because I know my hatred is a ghost |
It’s a quick-flicked switch |
A brief-lit wick |
It’s a fake shade of hate |
Just a frustration of place |
I mean don’t get me wrong I’m not a saint |
I dislike a fair few people |
But that’s not the same as hating |
That’s not the same as wanting to stamp on their faces |
Haters always gonna hate they say |
And in some places if you ain’t got hatred you ain’t got status |
So let’s play with the face of hate |
Hate me for a moment |
Hate everything i am |
Hate me because I am different to you |
Hate my words and my brothers too |
Hate me for my body |
That ends at my fingertips |
Hate my skin, my pigmentation |
Hate me for the sensations I share with another in bed |
Hate me for my private moments |
Hate the tears I’ve shed and the hopes I’ve shared |
Hate my thoughts and fears and dreams |
Hate the man I might yet be |
Then take your hate away, and make it something great |
Nurture your hatred |
Feed it and mould it like clay |
Stoke at its embers until its coals glow red |
Sculpt it like glass being blown |
Till it fits the shape of your soul |
And hate will heat you in the cold |
Hate will be there when you’re alone |
(When you’re alone) |
It’s about immigrants |
It’s about antisemitism in Hungary |
And Pegida rising in Germany |
It’s about Orlando |
It’s about invading mosques |
It’s about a jungle in Calais and a black boy shot in the streets in the USA |
It’s looking at a human race, that sometimes seems consumed, and wasted, |
by hatred |
And standing up to that and saying, I am not afraid |