Some Kind Of Hate

Blood for Blood

COME ON!!
HERE WE GO!!

There's no way out

[Chorus:]
I got some kind of hate
I got some kind of hate
Some hate
I got some kind of hate
And I hate the whole human race
I got some kind of hate
I got some kind of hate
Some hate
I got some kind of hate
And I hate the mother fucking human race

So let's go...
Oh yeah!

why'know I got some bad ideas burning deep in my black heart
Well, evil is as evil's gonna do now
why'know I try to do my part ... HA HA!
And I'm a time bomb tickin'... BOOM!
I been tickin' to the sounds of the rock and roll... OH NO!
I think I'm gonna explode... OH NO!
I THINK I'M GONNA EXPLODE!

You call me anti-social, well you're fucking right!
'Cause I hate this goddamned world and everything inside
And every one inside
You call me anti-social, well you're fucking right!
'Cause I hate this mother fucking world and every mother fucker inside!

[Chorus]

I got some kind of hate
I got some kind of hate for the human race
I never found a place in the human race
Maybe it's too late for the human race
Maybe it's too late
I never found a place in the human race

Sometimes I wish I could just turn my back and run
Just turn my back and run away
Just run away
Sometimes I feel like I just gotta gotta get a gun
and reach the top of the world my own way...

GO!

I got some kind of hate
I got some kind of hate
I got some kind of hate for the human race
I got some kind of hate
I got some kind of hate
I got some kind of hate for the human race

Sometimes I wish I could just turn my back and run
Just turn my back and run away
Just run away
Sometimes I feel like I just gotta gotta get a gun
and reach the top of the world my own way...


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    somewhere in a twisted hell where stiv bators is kicking it with some skinheads slurping on a fourty blood for blood was born. its like pure hate core, I love it. this si the greatest song when your pissed

    home_in_darknesson June 01, 2004   Link

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