Hate On Me
Glee Cast · Glee - The Music, The Complete Season One CD Collection [2010]
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If I could give you the world, on a silver platter
Would it even matter, you'd still be mad at me,
If I could find in all this a dozen roses that I would to give you,
you'd still be miserable.
Coz reality, I'm gone be who I be
And I don't feel no faults, for all the lies that you bought.
You can try as you may, bring me down but I say
that it ain't up to you. Gonna do what you do.
Chorus
Hate on me Hater, now or later,
cause I'm gonna do me, you'll be mad baby.
(Go head and hate) go head and hate on me hater coz I'm not afraid of
What I've got I paid for, you can hate on me.
Ohh If I gave you peaches outta my own garden
And I made you a peach pie, would you slap me high?
What if I gave you diamonds outta my own wound,
Would you feel the love in that or ask why not the moon?
If I gave you sanity for the whole of humanity.
and Have all the solutions for the pain and pollution.
No matter where I live, despite the things I give.
You'll always be this way, so go head and hate
Hate on me Hater, now or later,
cause I'm gonna do me, you'll be mad baby.
(Go head and hate) go head and hate on me hater coz I'm not afraid of
What I've got I paid for, you can hate on me.
Hate on me Hater, now or later,
cause I'm gonna do me, you'll be mad baby.
(Go head and hate) go head and hate on me hater coz I'm not afraid of
What I've got I paid for, you can hate on me.
(You Cannot hate on me) Hate on me Hater, now or later,
cause I'm gonna do me, you'll be mad baby.
go head and hate on me hater coz I'm not afraid of
What I've got I paid for, you can hate on me.
Hate on me Hater, now or later,
cause I'm gonna do me, you'll be mad baby.
(Go head and hate) go head and hate on me hater coz I'm not afraid of
What I've got I paid for, you can hate on me.
About Hate On Me
"Hate On Me" by the Glee Cast serves as a pivotal track from the first season of the television series, blending pop sensibilities with the show's signature theatrical energy. Originally performed by the ensemble to represent the character Santana Lopez, the recording captures the group's ability to deliver high-energy performances that resonate with both young audiences and mainstream listeners. The song exemplifies the Glee Cast's versatility, merging elements of R&B and pop-rock into a composition that became a staple of the series' soundtrack. Its inclusion in the complete season one collection highlights the show's commitment to featuring diverse musical styles and encouraging fan participation through covers and original arrangements. The track remains a defining moment in the series' musical history, showcasing the collaborative spirit of the cast and the enduring appeal of their interpretations.