[Intro] [Verse] What I hate is A statesman speaking out of both sides of his mouth What I hate is The war still going on down in the South What I live for is a chance to change A little bit of it all What I hate is Most folks don’t seem to care at all What I hate is looking up and seeing Chemtrails in a clear blue sky today What I hate is Hittin’ road blocks on a highway in my way What I live for Is a chance to change and be everything I can be What I love is Someone bright enough to see What I hate is What I hate is and I always will What I hate is Someone mad enough to kill What I love is Someone with a heart that’s really good Now we can’t change the whole wide world Maybe we can Change our neighborhood [Outro]

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À propos de la chanson

La chanson évoque un profond ras-le-bol face à l'hypocrisie des dirigeants et aux conflits qui persistent dans le monde. Elle met en lumière des frustrations quotidiennes, comme l'indifférence des gens et les obstacles que l'on rencontre sur son chemin. L'artiste exprime le désir ardent de changement, soulignant que même si on ne peut pas transformer le monde entier, peut-être qu'une petite action dans notre propre quartier peut faire une différence. Au-delà de la colère, il existe une aspiration à la bonté et à l'amour, valorisant des relations sincères et bienveillantes.