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Artist: Ronnie Milsap
Canonical path: /ronnie-milsap/i-hate-you
Related lyric paths: 6
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I Hate You
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I Hate You
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I hate you oh how I try to hate you
I get bitter every time you run through my mind
Between love and hate there's a little thin line
And I'm trying to hate you right out of my mind
Oh I hate you each time I cry I hate you
Little drops of anger fall from my eyes
You said that you love me tell me how could this fool be so blind
And I'm trying to hate you right out of my mind
Oh ain't it funny how a heart
That loved you one time
Could be filled with so much anger
For you and your kind
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