Back to Top

Liz Phair - Love/Hate Lyrics



Liz Phair - Love/Hate Lyrics
Official




(One, two, three)

I was a mess in my open eyed youth
I grew up thinking
What's good for one, oppresses the other
It's my turn, my life, my way, mine, me

It made me crazy
I couldn't fight it
I couldn't wait to get away

It's a war with the whole wide world
It's a war with the boys and girls
It's a war and nothing's gonna change (nothing's gonna change)
And nothings gonna change (nothing's gonna change)

It's sister and brother, mother and daughter
Father, son, husband, wife, thing
It's drugs, it's hunger
It's race, sex and government
Any way you look at it
You're part of it, you know it

The wrong inside you, can't get it right
You might as well get on the train

It's a war with the whole wide world
It's a war with the boys and girls
It's a war and nothing's gonna change (nothing's gonna change)
And nothings gonna change (nothing's gonna change)

The screen is so white and it's so big
It's hard to get over the feeling you're losing your mind
You offer the usher your ticket
You open the soda, see what guy you're sitting behind
You get excited, the lights go down
You get it bad on the plane

It's a war with the whole wide world
It's a war with the boys and girls
It's a war and nothing's gonna change (nothing's gonna change)
And nothings gonna change (nothing's gonna change)

It's a war, all the give and take
It's a war, all the love and hate
It's a war and nothing's gonna change (nothing's gonna change)
And nothings gonna change (nothing's gonna change)

And nothing's gonna change (nothing's gonna change)
And nothing's gonna change (nothing's gonna change)
And nothing's gonna change (nothing's gonna change)
And nothing's gonna change (nothing's gonna change)

Nothing's gonna change
Nothing's gonna change
Nothing's gonna change
Nothing's gonna change
[ Correct these Lyrics ]

We currently do not have these lyrics. If you would like to submit them, please use the form below.


We currently do not have these lyrics. If you would like to submit them, please use the form below.




(One, two, three)

I was a mess in my open eyed youth
I grew up thinking
What's good for one, oppresses the other
It's my turn, my life, my way, mine, me

It made me crazy
I couldn't fight it
I couldn't wait to get away

It's a war with the whole wide world
It's a war with the boys and girls
It's a war and nothing's gonna change (nothing's gonna change)
And nothings gonna change (nothing's gonna change)

It's sister and brother, mother and daughter
Father, son, husband, wife, thing
It's drugs, it's hunger
It's race, sex and government
Any way you look at it
You're part of it, you know it

The wrong inside you, can't get it right
You might as well get on the train

It's a war with the whole wide world
It's a war with the boys and girls
It's a war and nothing's gonna change (nothing's gonna change)
And nothings gonna change (nothing's gonna change)

The screen is so white and it's so big
It's hard to get over the feeling you're losing your mind
You offer the usher your ticket
You open the soda, see what guy you're sitting behind
You get excited, the lights go down
You get it bad on the plane

It's a war with the whole wide world
It's a war with the boys and girls
It's a war and nothing's gonna change (nothing's gonna change)
And nothings gonna change (nothing's gonna change)

It's a war, all the give and take
It's a war, all the love and hate
It's a war and nothing's gonna change (nothing's gonna change)
And nothings gonna change (nothing's gonna change)

And nothing's gonna change (nothing's gonna change)
And nothing's gonna change (nothing's gonna change)
And nothing's gonna change (nothing's gonna change)
And nothing's gonna change (nothing's gonna change)

Nothing's gonna change
Nothing's gonna change
Nothing's gonna change
Nothing's gonna change
[ Correct these Lyrics ]
Writer: Liz Phair
Copyright: Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC

Back to: Liz Phair



Liz Phair - Love/Hate Video
(Show video at the top of the page)


Performed By: Liz Phair
Length: 3:43
Written by: Liz Phair

Tags:
No tags yet