We don't apologize
And that's just the way it is
But we can harmonize
Even if we sound like shit
Don't try to criticize
You bitches better plead the fifth
We've been idolized
Role models for all the kids
(for all the kids)

You heard us before but that was just a little sample
We're back for more here to set a worse example
Chop it up white stuff let's begin
Big wolves linin' up and scorin' little pigs
Still drunk and we're doin' it again
With a huff and a puff I'm blowin' birds on your shit
Learn it out pitch black grin still white skin
You know I'm hard to kill but real I'm movin' in
I'm puttin' twenty two down while I'm pukin' up blood
You know I'm here to stay well fuck I'm gonna die young
Yo my posse's gettin' big and my posse's gettin' bigger
It's one eighty eight minus one you know the figure.

We don't apologize
And that's just the way it is
But we can harmonize
Even if we sound like shit
Don't try to criticize
You bitches better plead the fifth
We've been idolized
Role models for all the kids.

It's easy to be drunk when it's hard to be sober
I'ma steal your leased rover and pull police over
I'm a mean smoker who reaks of weed odor
Certified street soldier devil on your teens shoulder
Don't invite Scene over he pee's at sleep overs
He asked your sister out so that he could cheat on her
What a creep loner, shit I couldn't sink lower
You just got a mean boner from a Charlie Scene poster
If I'm poppin' a wheelie it means I'm jackin' your bike
Got my middle finger raised as I'm runnin' red lights
I'm known to punch 'em in the dick at the end of a fight
And I never say I'm sorry at the end of the night.

We don't apologize
And that's just the way it is
But we can harmonize
Even if we sound like shit
Don't try to criticize
You bitches better plead the fifth
We've been idolized
Role models for all the kids.

So many dollars stuffed in my wallet
Chain so bling yeah you know that I'm a baller
We can take the blame cause your parents don't wanna
They roll their blunts with your marijuana
How can I run when the pigs got a chopper
I got a gun but they got a lotta
Shootin' at the sky with a mother fuckin' sawed off
God bless a Catholic forgive me father
Now what's a man to do when another holds a Bible
A lot of kids suein me holdin' me liable
Reflections of a kid and they call him suicidal
Dead beat such a sinner but we call him a child
How can you blame him a play ground they're dealin'
The mother still buyin' and the father still preachin'
And now it's up to me cause no one's gonna teach him
Now nobody, nobody needs 'em.

We don't apologize
And that's just the way it is
But we can harmonize
Even if we sound like shit
Don't try to criticize
You bitches better plead the fifth
We've been idolized
Role models for all the kids.
(for all the kids)


Lyrics submitted by afitch1206, edited by desr12, MusicChica

Apologize Lyrics as written by Dylan Alvarez Griffin Boice

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    My Interpretation

    To me, this song is basically talking about how parents think HU is a bad influence on their kids, what with their lyrics and scenes in their music videos. Basically, the group is saying they're not going to 'apologize' to the parents, because it the kids' choice to listen to them, and they're going to keep making music like this, whether they like it or not.

    Good song, in my opinion. I respect HU for making the song, and I think it's wrong for the parents to try to oust the group when there are worse rappers out there with badder lyrics than HU.

    Dragon19on January 07, 2012   Link
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    General Comment

    My favorite.

    samjosiahon March 30, 2012   Link
  • 0
    My Interpretation

    I think we can see in clearness of clarity that this is a song to not take literally. Who knows if they are really serious enough, with the diction used. We can see them as more of appearing childish and not showing "badass authoritiy" to be gangster in any meaning way. NOW there is a hint of insecurity and saying that there needs a subconscious-thoughtent, to appear and say in defiance how they are Ones with authoritiy unto their ways of going in their "gangster" lives.

    Calixtrrraon January 09, 2013   Link

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