I Hate You

The Stranglers

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------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I Hate You : The Stranglers ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Tabbed by: Michael C Email: Tuning: Standard After taking so much from this site I am trying to put something back. This is a wicked track off the Suite XVI album. It is a Johnny Cash pastiche. I play it by muting the strings somewhat. This is my virgin post so please feel free to comment. Enjoy! INTRO: Verse 1 I hate you now I always will And when you’re dead I’ll hate you still I’ll have my way I’ll make you pay And I don’t care if you suffer cause I know that it will surely make my day Verse 2 You betrayed my trust you ate my food You soiled my house with your falsehood Signs of remorse I ain’t seen one And no punishment you suffer Will satisfy me until I am done Chorus: Ooooooh - how enjoy-able to see you squirm and wriggle now that things ain’t going your way Ooooooh how simply wonderful to see you suffer badly Now I think this dog will surely have his day I’ll have my day [Harmonica solo] Verse 3: If you’re infirm or merely ill I’ll be right there in for the kill Delicious treats which I’ll enjoy and I won’t be just the only one to savour your discomfort Oh what Joy Chorus: as above Outro: I hate you now I always will And when youre dead Ill hate you still I’ll hate you for forever Even longer than that I’ll hate you longer than radioactivity

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Cette chanson exprime un ressentiment profond et durable envers une personne qui a trahi la confiance et causé de la douleur. L'auteur dépeint un désir de vengeance, affirmant que même après la mort de cette personne, la haine persistera. Les paroles reflètent une jubilation malsaine face à la souffrance de l'autre, montrant comment la douleur infligée peut devenir une source de satisfaction. Le contexte pourrait être interprété comme une représentation de la trahison dans les relations, où la loyauté est brisée et les conséquences de cette trahison sont ressenties intensément. Cette dynamique de souffrance et de ressentiment est universelle et reste pertinente dans de nombreuses interactions humaines.

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