Hate Them All
Miley Cyrus · Other Songs - Miley Cyrus
Said I'd see them later.
Well I guess I lied.
Don't wanna see them ever.
Just gotta let them slide.
It feels kinda strange.
But I just can't handle.
All of this weird change.
Like a never ending strangle.
Seems like it was only.
The other day now.
But they won't leave me.
And I don't know how...
Chorus:
To get them away.
And that's all.
I like it my way.
Cos I hate them all.
Now that I know.
It's easy to fall.
But I need things slow.
Cos I hate them all.
I need more time.
So stop trying to call.
Up I need to climb.
Cos I hate them all.
Verse 2:
I need to leave my home.
It's just too hard.
I'd rather be alone.
Stop sending a card.
I don't want you.
I don't need some love.
This whole things new.
And just too much.
I'd just have to say.
Oh now it's over.
So just go away.
Call me when I'm sober.
Chorus x1
Bridge:
I wouldn't.
They couldn't.
We shouldn't.
No we shouldn't.
Oh don't fall.
Oh don't call.
Hate them all.
Yeah I hate them all!
Chorus x1
Silently:
Don't want to fall.
Cos-I-hate-them-all.
Hate Them All
Hate Them All captures Miley Cyrus at a moment of raw emotional intensity, reflecting her signature ability to blend pop sensibilities with deeper, often darker themes. The track stands as a testament to her evolving discography, showcasing a vocal performance that balances vulnerability with defiance. While the song may not carry the immediate commercial weight of her biggest hits, it contributes significantly to the broader narrative of her artistic journey. Cyrus has long been known for reinventing her sound, moving from teen pop icon to a more experimental and mature artist. This recording exemplifies that transition, offering listeners a glimpse into the personal struggles and public scrutiny that often define her work. It remains a compelling song in her catalogue, resonating with fans who appreciate her willingness to explore complex emotions through her music.