Every Single Time

A basic song about general hatred. Sort of continuing the "I'm negative" message from the last song. Some of the instrumental elements were inspired by Nine Inch Nails, like the pads were inspired by Terrible Lie, and the late piano and synth parts were also loosely inspired by him.

You know I
Hate you, every day I want to break you

Opening the hatred song with a very direct statement that I hate "you". In these songs about these negative sentiments there is often a "you", the person that the hate or something else is directed at, but not always. Just thought I should explain that.

Thank you, for nothing, I'd unmake you
First chance I got
If only I was strong enough

Yes, I hate "you" enough to almost do "you" violence, but not quite, hence, "If only I was strong enough".

Today, I look back and see
All the good times between friends and me
But there were none of those between you and I
And now I wonder why did I try

I'm reminiscing of good times with friends, and then being reminded of you, with whom I shared none. I then wonder why I tried to do something, whether that be to be good to you, to forgive you, to forget you, or something else. The last line I leave up to interpretation.

Every, Single, .., Time
Every, Single, .., Time
Every, Single, .., Time
Every, Single, .., Time
Every, Single, .., Time
Every, Single, .., Time
Every, Single, .., Time
Every, Single, .., Time

I shall refer to this section as the hook. I'm just saying the name of the song a bunch of times. That's literally it. The ".." represents the guitar grind in this section whose purpose is to fill the void with a sort of pseudo-syllable.

Every single time
(I tell you let me)
Every single time
(Be alone in peace)
Every single time
(When you come around)
Every single time
(You are going down)

Once again, saying the name of the song. Or rather, the name of the song came from this and then the hook sprung from that. The lyrics in parentheses are the real meat here. I've told "you" to leave me alone, to let me have some peace. I then express a desire to take "you" down next time "you" are around.

Listen, to the words you say

This lyric is basically telling "you" to listen to yourself. "You" say terrible things.

You are red and the world is gray

The point of this is to say that "you" are terrible (again), represented by red. The world may not be the best, but it's grey. Not necessarily completely terrible, at least not concentrated into a single person, "you".

Your surrounds are filled with rage
And my words are filled with hate

Both I and everyone else here ("your surrounds") hold some sort of grudge against "you".

Today, I look back and see
All the good times between friends and me
But there were none of those between you and I
And now I wonder why did I try

Every single time
(I tell you let me)
Every single time
(Be alone in peace)
Every single time
(When you come around)
Every single time
(You are going down)

Every single time
(I tell you let me)
Every single time
(Be alone in peace)
Every single time
(When you come around)
Every single time
(You are going down)

Every single time
(I tell you let me)
Every single time
(Be alone in peace)
Every single time
(When you come around)
Every single time
(You are going down)

Every single time
(I tell you let me)
Every single time
(Be alone in peace)
Every single time
(When you come around)
Every single time
(You are going down)

Every, Single, .., Time
Every, Single, .., Time
Every, Single, .., Time
Every, Single, .., Time
Every, Single, .., Time
Every, Single, .., Time
Every, Single, .., Time
Every, Single, .., Time
Every, Single, .., Time
Every, Single, .., Time
Every, Single, .., Time
Every, Single, .., Time
Every, Single, .., Time
Every, Single, .., Time
Every, Single, .., Time
Every, Single, .., Time

And I repeat the hook at the very end. In future songs like this, I don't think I will put "you" in quotation marks, since I probably won't need to.