NOFX
- American Errorist Lyrics / with translationsIt's okay
Allow yourself a little hate
Hatred is not so bad
When directed at injustice
You can turn the other cheek
Just don't turn the other way
Enemy of the planet
We finally have a common hate
A reason to forget about our differences
And stand as a united front
It's up to us, we must expose, humiliate
American Errorists
We'll start with one
((THE...WAR...HAS...JUST BEGUN))
((THE...WAR...HAS...JUST BEGUN))
Allow yourself a little hate
Hatred is not so bad
When directed at injustice
You can turn the other cheek
Just don't turn the other way
Enemy of the planet
We finally have a common hate
A reason to forget about our differences
It's up to us, we must expose, humiliate
American Errorists
We'll start with one
((THE...WAR...HAS...JUST BEGUN))
((THE...WAR...HAS...JUST BEGUN))
Facts about American Errorist
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American Errorist is written by Michael John Burkett.
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It is first released on May 06, 2003 as part of NoFx's album "The War On Errorism" which includes 14 tracks in total.
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When it comes to the meaning of the lyrics, the song 'American Errorist (I Hate Hate Haters)' from NOFX presents social injustice problems while calling people to unite against shared enemies. The artists use 'American errorists' to describe people who create damage through their actions because they want people to take their problems seriously instead of waiting for things to happen. The American errorist lyrics contain social commentary elements which express social unrest while providing people with empowerment through their songs. The song requires listeners to accept hate which exists as a response to social injustice while people should establish unity to face shared threats and work together to protect their interests. The lyrics include themes about warfare and fighting which include strong language through their use of the term 'errorists'. The content includes elements which create a more suitable environment for grown-ups but present challenges for young viewers who require somebody to supervise them.
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American Errorist falls under the genre Alternative.
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American Errorist song length is 1 minutes and 51 seconds.
Who wrote American Errorist lyrics?
American Errorist is written by Michael John Burkett.
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When was American Errorist released?
It is first released on May 06, 2003 as part of NoFx's album "The War On Errorism" which includes 14 tracks in total.
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What is the meaning behind American Errorist lyrics?
When it comes to the meaning of the lyrics, the song 'American Errorist (I Hate Hate Haters)' from NOFX presents social injustice problems while calling people to unite against shared enemies. The artists use 'American errorists' to describe people who create damage through their actions because they want people to take their problems seriously instead of waiting for things to happen. The American errorist lyrics contain social commentary elements which express social unrest while providing people with empowerment through their songs. The song requires listeners to accept hate which exists as a response to social injustice while people should establish unity to face shared threats and work together to protect their interests. The lyrics include themes about warfare and fighting which include strong language through their use of the term 'errorists'. The content includes elements which create a more suitable environment for grown-ups but present challenges for young viewers who require somebody to supervise them.
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Which genre is American Errorist?
American Errorist falls under the genre Alternative.
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How long is the song American Errorist?
American Errorist song length is 1 minutes and 51 seconds.
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these lyrics are submitted by kaanSongwriter(s): Michael John Burkett
Record Label(s): 2003 Fat Wreck Chords
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