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I hate them... I love them


I hate them I love them I feel both But sometimes the hatred is ahead of the love They love to party Love to drink Love to dance I hate the way they get drunk The way they only care about parties How they don't care about anything else I love the way they help The way they sing The way they laugh Their hard work I hate the way I'm like them I hate that I want to get drunk I hate that I care too much about parties I hate that I hate this I love it when they care When they're there for me When we can talk and laugh together When we're a family I love it when we're a family I hate them I love them I feel both And sometimes the love overcomes the hate
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