I wish I had a bullet fucking big enough to kill the sun.
I'm sick of songs about the summer.
And I hate everyone.
I'm gonna load my rifle and aim it at the dying star.
I want to live in a bubble.
I need a getaway car.
Hate, rain on me.
Hate, rain on me.
How can I be someone that you love if you hate me
and how can I be someone you respect if you call me lazy.
I've gotta get out of my skin but I don't know where I begin
and right now I feel worthless and I feel crazy.
Hate, rain on me.
Hate, rain on me.
I want to put on my sweatpants.
You know I'm trying to quit.
I want to give a shit again.
I want to put on my sweatpants.
But don't you know I'm trying to quit.
I want to give a shit again.
Hate, rain on...
Hate, rain on ...
Hate, rain on me.
Hate, rain on...
Hate, rain on ...
Hate, rain on me.
Andrew Jackson Jihad is an American musical duo formed in 2004 in Phoenix, Arizona. Composed of Sean Bonnette (vocals, guitar) and Ben Gallaty (guitar), the band is known for its sound characterized by a blend of punk rock, folk, and indie music with often introspective and politically charged lyrics. The band's name is an homage to former U.S. President Andrew Jackson, known for his policies against Native Americans. Among their most notable albums are "People That Can Eat People Are the Luckiest People in the World" (2007), "Can't Maintain" (2011), and "C/S Andrew Jackson" (2014). Representative songs include "People That Can Eat People", "The Ballad of the Brokenhearted", and "Big Bird's Song". Andrew Jackson Jihad has collaborated with artists such as The Menzingers and Against Me!.
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