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Negative Approach Hypocrite Lyrics
Total views: 1 time this week / Rating: 7.63/10 [8 votes]Album: Total Recall / Original Release Date: 1990-09-24Genre: AlternativeSong Duration: 1 min 47 sec
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- Hypocrite Lyrics / with translationsYou've given me a set of rules
And you don't seem to care
You've given me a challenge
But I'll never take the dare
I can't believe
I can't believe in you
You tell me of a better way
I think you're full of shit
You've limited my actions
You're just a hypocrite
I can't believe
I can't believe in you
Never could believe in you
Although you wish I could
But you just keep on telling me
That I really could
All your f*cking pressure
It's pounding on my head
All your f*cking pressure
When will it ever end
And you don't seem to care
You've given me a challenge
But I'll never take the dare
I can't believe
I can't believe in you
You tell me of a better way
I think you're full of shit
You've limited my actions
You're just a hypocrite
I can't believe in you
Never could believe in you
Although you wish I could
But you just keep on telling me
That I really could
All your f*cking pressure
It's pounding on my head
All your f*cking pressure
When will it ever end
Facts about Hypocrite
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Hypocrite is written by R.w. Moerings.
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It is first released on September 24, 1990 as part of Negative Approach's album "Total Recall" which includes 38 tracks in total. This song is the 12nd track on this album.
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When we focus on what the lyrics are trying to say, the song 'Hypocrite' by Negative Approach conveys a sense of inner conflict and frustration. The lyrics show the struggle between being alive and facing a battle with trust and identity issues. The phantom metaphor expresses a state of complete invisibility which causes the character to question when their internal battle will end. The lyrics of Hypocrite mainly show feelings of angst and despair and heartbreak and reflection and solitary existence. The song demonstrates how people fight to create their identities while dealing with trust problems and developing their inner strength. The lyrics contain some mature themes and expressions of emotional struggle which may not be suitable for younger children. The content remains suitable for general audiences who receive parental guidance because it lacks explicit language and violence and drug use.
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Hypocrite falls under the genre Alternative.
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Hypocrite song length is 1 minutes and 47 seconds.
Who wrote Hypocrite lyrics?
Hypocrite is written by R.w. Moerings.
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When was Hypocrite released?
It is first released on September 24, 1990 as part of Negative Approach's album "Total Recall" which includes 38 tracks in total. This song is the 12nd track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Hypocrite lyrics?
When we focus on what the lyrics are trying to say, the song 'Hypocrite' by Negative Approach conveys a sense of inner conflict and frustration. The lyrics show the struggle between being alive and facing a battle with trust and identity issues. The phantom metaphor expresses a state of complete invisibility which causes the character to question when their internal battle will end. The lyrics of Hypocrite mainly show feelings of angst and despair and heartbreak and reflection and solitary existence. The song demonstrates how people fight to create their identities while dealing with trust problems and developing their inner strength. The lyrics contain some mature themes and expressions of emotional struggle which may not be suitable for younger children. The content remains suitable for general audiences who receive parental guidance because it lacks explicit language and violence and drug use.
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Which genre is Hypocrite?
Hypocrite falls under the genre Alternative.
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How long is the song Hypocrite?
Hypocrite song length is 1 minutes and 47 seconds.
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Record Label(s): 1981 Touch and Go Records
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