P.S. I Hate You
Reel Big Fish · Candy Coated Fury [2012]
A boy meets a girl, and he thinks she's so cool
But then it all turns into a horrible mess
It's true, it's all true
Well when we first met, If I only known
I would have run for my life, I would have left you alone
You're evil, and vicious, and cruel, and cold.
That's you, that's you
You're a wicked witch I wasted my time with
P.S. I hate you
I'm finally leaving you today
P.S. I hate you
And if you think I'll ever come back
P.S. I hate you
I've got just one more thing to say,
"P.S. I hate you"
Well you beat me up, mentally
And you killed my dreams, metaphorically
You broke my spirit, quite literally
It's true, it's true
Well it's all your fault, so remember that
You stole my heart, but now I'm taking it back
I want a whole new life, and I'll start it right now
Without you, without you!
You're an evil witch I wasted my time with,
P.S. I hate you
I'm finally leaving you today
P.S. I hate you
And if you think I'll ever come back
P.S. I hate you
I've got just one more thing to say,
"P.S. I hate you"
The joke is on you baby, you're just a psycho crazy
And now you're on your own!
And all my time you've taken, and all my life you've wasted,
Now you're on your own!
You always wanted to control me
You always wanted it your way
But I'm so tired of being your prisoner
I'm finally making my escape
You're an evil bitch I wasted my life with
P.S. I hate you
I'm finally leaving you today
P.S. I hate you
I'm on my way to starting a new life
P.S. I hate you
I've got just one last thing to say
P.S. I hate you, P.S. I hate you, P.S. I hate you!
P.S. I Hate You
Reel Big Fish's "P.S. I Hate You" stands as a quintessential example of the band's signature blend of punk energy and pop sensibility. Released on the 2012 album *Candy Coated Fury*, the track exemplifies their ability to deliver catchy, radio-friendly melodies while maintaining a distinct, irreverent voice. The song features the band's characteristic vocal harmonies and driving rhythm section, characteristic of their work during the early 2010s. It captures the band's knack for crafting anthems that balance humor with genuine musicality, solidifying their reputation as a group that could deliver high-energy performances without sacrificing melodic appeal. The recording serves as a testament to their continued relevance in the alternative rock landscape, showcasing a polished yet raw sound that defined their discography at the time.