"We Hate Everyone" is a song by Type O Negative, included on their third album Bloody Kisses, released in 1993. This song talks about hatred toward people by societal discriminations such as Nazi and communist. The song itself is split into four cantos—the first canto is punky, the second canto is doomy, the title third canto has teen-poppish hooks in them, and the last canto is a revisit of the first canto.
Lyrics
Canto I: We Don't Care
[Choir] Right-wing commies Leftist Nazis Point their fingers Rumours linger We don't care what you think We don't care what you think [Choir] Branded sexist Labelled racist Want it clearer? Check the mirror We don't care We don't care What you think What you think We don't care We don't care What you think [Choir]
Canto II: Chaotic World
Lies and slander in vain try to shame us Riots, protests, violence just makes us famous TV interviews, free publicity Increase record sales dramatically
Canto III: We Hate Everyone
The left they say I'm a fascist The right calling me a communist Hate hate hate hatred for all - one and all No matter what you believe Don't believe in you - and that's true Yeah We hate everyone We hate everyone Some would say that we're biased Accusations that we are racist Well, shit comes in all hues Now this means you 'Cause things ain't always like they seem Like they seem We hate everyone We hate everyone We hate everyone We hate everyone We hate We hate We hate We hate
Canto IV: We Don't Care (revisited)
We don't care What you think We don't care What you think We don't care We don't care What you think What you think We don't care We don't care What you think We don't give a fuck
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Personnel
- Band performers
- Peter Steele – lead vocals, bass
- Kenny Hickey – guitar, co-lead vocals
- Josh Silver – keyboards, synths, effects, programming, backing vocals
- Sal Abruscato – drums, percussion
- Production
- Written by Peter Steele
- Engineered and mixed by Mike Marciano
- Mastered by George Marino
- Produced by Peter Steele and Josh Silver