Hate Me
Embracing Despair: Lil Desire's Provocative Quest for Understanding
Lyrics
Why don't you hate me like everybody else?
Expressing confusion or frustration about not being hated like others.
Do you like to see me bleedin' on myself?
Questioning if the listener enjoys witnessing the speaker's suffering.
Should I keep on rollin' and do it to myself?
Contemplating self-destructive behavior and questioning its purpose.
Why don't you hate me like everybody else?
Reiterating the desire for the listener to hate the speaker, echoing the sentiment from line 1.
But now baby
Transitioning to a different theme or perspective.
Tell my bitch to bring the champagne, everyday we rollin' up
Instructing someone to bring celebratory champagne, indicating a luxurious lifestyle.
You can't blame me
Asserting that the speaker cannot be blamed for their actions.
And you know that we smokin' on the best thing, they know what's up
Highlighting the use of high-quality substances while acknowledging others' awareness.
But now baby
Returning to the theme of spending extravagantly until death, accompanied by socializing through smoking.
I spend it all until im in the grave, then they will start to smoke with us
Emphasizing the willingness to spend all resources before death and inviting others to join the lifestyle.
You can't blame me
Repeating the sentiment of not being accountable for one's actions.
Tell my bitch to bring the champagne, everyday we rollin' up
Reiterating the desire for celebration with champagne and daily indulgence in smoking.
But now we're riding fast
Shifting to a different scene, possibly indicating a change in emotions or circumstances.
I like it. Can we crash?
Expressing a liking for a fast-paced lifestyle and questioning the possibility of a destructive outcome.
Why do i see all of these teardrops falling down your eyes
Observing tears in someone's eyes and questioning the reason for their sadness.
Don't see me in the past
Acknowledging a separation from the past, implying a desire to move forward.
I know we cannot last
Recognizing the impermanence of a relationship and the inevitability of its end.
Why do i like it when I see 200 on the dash?
Expressing pleasure in witnessing high speed, possibly metaphorically referring to a fast-paced lifestyle.
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