Hate For The Weak

Album: Haymaker (2003)
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  • Truth.
    You wrap your words arount it.
    Strength.
    Born in each one of us but somehow you never found it.

    Hate.
    It's too late to erase and now that's all I have for the weak.
    You're just so weak.
    You talk you walk you walk.
    But you never walk the walk.

    I've heard it before and I've had enough.
    You talk you talk you talk. but you never walk the walk.
    I'm up to my neck now I want the truth.
    There's just no way around it.

    Strength.
    You can from all you want but you're nothing without it hate.
    No escape from my hate.
    There's no way, your lies made you too.

    Weak.
    You're just so weak.
    You talk you talk you talk but you never walk the walk.
    I've heard it before and I've had enough.
    You talk you talk you talk but you never walk the walk.

    I'm up to my neck now I want the truth.
    I want the truth.
    Hate for the weak and hate for all those lies you fed me.
    Don't fucking speak. it's too late, you're all but dead now to me. Writer/s: JOE LOGAN DIFFIE, KIM WILLIAMS, WILLIAM LONNIE WILSON
    Publisher: ME GUSTA MUSIC, Reservoir Media Management, Inc., TuneCore Inc., Universal Music Publishing Group
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

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  • Chris from Corinth, Txthis is an awesome song!!!
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