KDA ft. Patrick Cash - Hate Me

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That's next level track!  The lyrics are about the theme of hating, deep one

Lyrics:

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I’ve been thinking a lot lately about hating,
what eats at the heart of hate.
Because you know I hate people every day.
I hate tourists on Oxford Street,
I hate children on the tube.
And I hate slow walkers stopping me getting to my train.
I wanna grab their faces, say with all that rages,
get out of my ****ing way.
 
But i don’t, because I know my hatred is a ghost.
It’s a quick-flicked switch,
a brief-lit wick.
It's a fake shade of hate,
just a frustration of place.
I mean don’t get me wrong I’m not a saint,
i dislike a fair few people.
But that’s not the same as hating.
That’s not the same as wanting to stamp on their faces.
 
Haters always gonna hate they say.
And in some places if you ain’t got hatred you ain’t got status.
So let’s play with the face of hate.
Hate me for a moment.
Hate everything i am.
 
Hate me because I am different to you.
Hate my words and my brothers too.
Hate me for my body,
that ends at my fingertips.
Hate my skin, my pigmentation,
hate me for the sensations I share with another in bed.
 
Hate me for my private moments.
Hate the tears I've shed and the hopes I’ve shared.
Hate my thoughts and fears and dreams,
hate the man I might yet be.
 
Then take your hate away, and make it something great.
Nurture your hatred.
Feed it and mould it like clay.
Stoke at its embers until its coals glow red.
Sculpt it like glass being blown,
till it fits the shape of your soul.
And hate will heat you in the cold,
hate will be there when you’re alone.
 
(When you’re alone)
 
It’s about immigrants.
It’s about antisemitism in Hungary,
and Pegida rising in Germany.
It’s about Orlando.
It’s about invading mosques.
It’s about a jungle in Calais and a black boy shot in the streets in the USA.
It’s looking at a human race, that sometimes seems consumed, and wasted, by hatred,
and standing up to that and saying, I am not afraid.

The UK has always had an incredibly creative house scene. Right from the opening nights of acid house the country began reinterpreting the sounds of Chicago as they saw fit, merging them with fresh influences. Deep and tech house might be catching the headlines right now, but the sound is deeper, broader, and more creative than ever, veering from disco to progressive in the blink of an eye. KDA began handing his house melter 'Hate Me' to select DJs earlier this year, becoming a sought after weapon for some of the most in-demand names. A collaboration with Patrick Cash, it's the perfect balance of lucid system fare and effortlessly soulful vocals, matching a contagious hook to some billowing creativity.

- Clash