Whoa, oh-oh-oh, whoa, oh-oh-oh
Whoa, oh-oh-oh, whoa, oh-oh-oh
Whoa, oh-oh-oh, whoa, oh-oh-oh

I'm crazy flowing over with ideas
A thousand ways to woo a lover so sincere?
Love and hate what a beautiful combination
Sending shivers up and down my spine

For every Casanova that appears
My sense of hesitation disappears
Love and hate what a beautiful combination
Sending shivers up and down my spine

And the lovers that you sent for me
Didn't come with any satisfaction guarantee
So I return them to the sender
And the note attached will read
How I love to hate you
I love to hate you
I love to hate you
I love to hate you

Oh, you really still expect me to believe
Every single letter I receive
Sorry you what a shameful situation
Sending shivers up and down my spine

I like to read murder mystery
I like to know the killer isn't me
Love and hate what a beautiful combination
Sending shivers make me quiver
Feel it slither up and down my spine

And the lovers that you sent for me
Didn't come with any satisfaction guarantee
So I return them to the sender
And the note attached will read
How I love to hate you
I love to hate you
I love to hate you
I love to hate you

And the lovers that you sent for me
Didn't come with any satisfaction guarantee
So I return them to the sender
And the note attached will read
How I love to hate you
I love to hate you
And the lovers that you sent for me
Didn't come with any satisfaction guarantee
So I return them to the sender
And the note attached will read
How I love to hate you
I love to hate you
I love to hate you
I love to hate you
I love to hate you
I love to hate you


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Love to Hate You Lyrics as written by Andy Bell Andrew Bell

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    This song was originally the submitted track that Erasure wrote for the Dick Tracy soundtrack. (It was rejected, their recording of "Looking Glass Sea" was used instead.) The lyrics have more to do with the theme of the Dick Tracy movie, the love and hate aspect of Madonna's character's feelings towards Dick Tracy.

    ratfuckeron September 21, 2004   Link

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