A raw, emotional confession about the fallout of growing up with an emotionally absent mother. “Hate That I Hate You” unpacks the pain of neglect, the bitterness of being left behind while she rebuilt her life with someone else, and the guilt that comes from hating someone you were supposed to love. Each verse cuts into the lasting trauma of abandonment while the chorus wrestles with the war between rage and the desperate need to heal. It’s a song about being discarded, unseen, and the ache of unmet needs — but also about survival. It confronts generational damage and ends with a quiet rebellion: refusing to carry guilt that never belonged to you, and becoming what she never was.more