I Hate How Much I Love You

[Verse 1]
You say I’m selfish
I say you’re cold
We both start talking
Like we’re ten years old
Slammin’ them doors
Over nothing at all
Dirty dishes, late texts
Turn to “don’t you call”
But you’re on my shirt
And my steering wheel
Every backroad knows
How your silence feels
Yeah, we throw them words
Like they don’t cut through
But the truth comes back
When I look at you
[Chorus]
I hate how much I love you
Hate that I can’t stay mad
We burn like summer sunburn
Then laugh about it after the fact
We push, we pull, we fall through
Break just to make up brand new
Swear that I’m done, then I run right back to you
I hate how much I love you
[Verse 2]
You hate my late nights
I hate your phone
Always face down
When we’re alone
We both got tempers
We both got pride
We say, “go sleep
On the other side”
But you steal my hoodie
In the dead of July
You curl up on my chest
Till the anger dies
Yeah, we’re messed up good
But we’re strong as hell
’Cause we keep choosing
What we got as well
[Chorus]
I hate how much I love you
Hate that I can’t stay mad
We burn like summer sunburn
Then laugh about it after the fact
We push, we pull, we fall through
Break just to make up brand new
Swear that I’m done, then I run right back to you
I hate how much I love you
[Bridge]
Yeah, we cuss, we cry
We both say “goodbye”
But we don’t leave the driveway
No, we don’t even try (uh)
’Cause every little fight
Is just proof we care
If there’s a line in the sand
We draw hearts in there (yeah)
[Chorus]
I hate how much I love you
Hate that I can’t stay mad
We burn like summer sunburn
Then laugh about it after the fact
We push, we pull, we fall through
Break just to make up brand new
Swear that I’m done, then I run right back to you
I hate how much I love you
I hate how much I love you

rap, Modern country-pop with a laid-back trap swing, male vocals that move between melodic rap in the verses and big, open-voiced choruses. Warm acoustic guitar and subtle pedal steel on the sides, 808-style low end and crisp snaps in the pocket. Verses stay intimate and close-mic’d; chorus lifts with stacked harmonies, airy pads, and a wide, anthemic mix., pop, country, slow