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The Hate (featuring Justin Phasavath of Prestige)

from 2013 Demo by Motion

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lyrics

You’d be a fool to believe that hatred only exists
In the hearts of the weak, and the wicked
And you’d be a fool to believe that there is anyone incapable of
A disdain so deep
The hate is real

They taught me to do my best to hide my anger
They said “you got some problems kid,”
A slave to depression

But they don’t understand why kids can’t breathe easily today
The loss, the scars, the pain we try to hide, but we can’t seem to shine that bright

And if feels so selfish when the whole world’s caving in
And it feels so selfish when we can’t rise above…

All the things in our lives that make our hearts heavy and cold
Abuse, neglect and abandonment and shame from every tear we’re taught to hide

Let it be your fuel, let it be your reason
To crave such a violent change
Let it be a reminder of everything you promised yourself you would never be

So don’t be ashamed when hate comes for you
Use it for change; hate is a tool

So hold on tight, and don’t let go until you’re satisfied

The hate is real
So hold on tight
Your hate is justified

credits

from 2013 Demo, track released December 18, 2012
Recorded by Jared Dines at Joe's Studio
Music & lyrics by Garett Hilty
Guest vocals by Justin Phasavath of Prestige

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