Everything About You

Ugly Kid Joe · Les Plus Grands Tubes 90's [2013]

I, hate the rain and sunny weather,

and I, hate beach and mountains too;

(and) I don't like a thing about the city, no, no,

and I, I, I, hate the countryside too!



And I, hate everything about you!

...everything about you!



And I, don't like a thing about your mother,

and I, I hate your daddy's guts too,

And I don't like a thing about your sister, no, no

'cause I I I think sex is overrated too.



CHORUS



And I, get sick when I'm around, I, can't stand to be around,

I, hate everything about you!

Everything about you, everything about you, everything about you!



BRIDGE



Some say I've got a bad attitude,

but that don't change the way I feel about you,

and if you think this might be bringing me down,

look again 'cause I ain't wearing no frown!



SOLO



Well I don't really care about your sister

Fuck the little bitch 'cause I already kissed her

One thing that I did to ol' lady

I put her on the bed and she didn't say maybe

I know you know everybody knows

the way it comes, the way it's gonna go

You think it's sad,

well that's too bad,

'Cause I'm havin'

A ball hatin'

Every little thing about you! ha-ha!



Everything about you, everything about

I get sick when I'm around

I can't stand to be around



I hate everything about. . .



YOU!

Everything About You

Released on the compilation Les Plus Grands Tubes 90's [2013], "Everything About You" is a defining track by Ugly Kid Joe, blending their signature punk rock energy with melodic hooks that became staples of 1990s alternative radio. The song exemplifies the band's ability to fuse aggressive instrumentation with anthemic choruses, creating a sound that resonated deeply with audiences across the United States during the mid-to-late 90s. As part of their broader discography, the recording showcases the group's evolution from their earlier hardcore roots toward a more polished, mainstream rock direction. Its enduring popularity reflects the band's significant influence on the grunge and alternative scenes of the era, cementing their status as one of the most recognizable acts of the decade.