Hell to the Liars
London Grammar/London Grammar Lyrics


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Hell to the liars
Here's to you and me
Hell to the best of us
Here's to you and me

Hell to the righteous ones
Here's to them
The grey-suited walkers
Prestigious men

Here's to the things you love
Here's to those you find in love
Hell to the rest of us
Here's to the things you love
Here's to the things you love

Those who are born with love
Here's to you trying

And I'm no better than those I judge
With all my suffering

Hell to the liars
Here's to you and me
I look way above us
Seeing no one free

Here's to the things you love
Here's to those you find in love
Hell to the rest of us
Here's to the things you love
Here's to the things you love

Here's to the things you love
Here's to those you find in love
Hell to the rest of us




Here's to the things you love
Here's to the things you love, uh uh

Overall Meaning

The song "Hell To The Liars" by London Grammar is a reflective piece that explores themes of love, righteousness, and the struggle to be authentic in a world filled with deception. The opening lines "Hell to the liars, here's to you and me" suggest an acknowledgement of the fact that everyone has lied or deceived at some point, perhaps out of fear or insecurity, and expresses empathy towards others who face the same struggles as the singers.


The song then transitions to a nod to the "righteous ones" and "prestigious men," who may be seen as morally superior, but whose suits and titles do not shield them from their own struggles and hardships. The repetition of "here's to you and me" suggests an insistence on shared experiences and the importance of empathy and connection.


The chorus emphasizes the importance of the things and people we love, celebrating those who are "born with love" and commending those who continue to try in the face of adversity. The closing lines "Here's to the things you love, here's to the things you love" are both a recognition of the beauty and meaning in love and a call to prioritize those things in a world that can be filled with darkness and pain.


Line by Line Meaning

Hell to the liars
A tribute to those who lie or deceive


Here's to you and me
Cheers to everyone, including the singer and the listener


Hell to the best of us
Even the best of us deserve some criticism


Here's to you and me
Cheers to everyone, including the artist and the listener


Hell to the righteous ones
Even the most virtuous people are not immune to hardship or suffering


Here's to them
Cheers to those who try to do the right thing


The grey-suited walkers
People who conform to the norms of society or the workplace


Prestigious men
People who hold positions of power or status


Here's to the things you love
Cheers to the people or things that bring you joy or happiness


Here's to those you find in love
Cheers to the people you love or who love you, romantically or otherwise


Hell to the rest of us
Criticism or condemnation for the ordinary or average among us


Here's to the things you love
Cheers to the people or things that bring you joy or happiness


Here's to the things you love
Cheers to the people or things that bring you joy or happiness


Those who are born with love
People who are naturally loving or kind


Here's to you trying
Cheers to those who make an effort to improve themselves or help others


And I'm no better than those I judge
The artist acknowledges their own flaws and imperfections, and cannot claim moral superiority over others


With all my suffering
Despite their own pain or hardships


Hell to the liars
A tribute to those who lie or deceive


Here's to you and me
Cheers to everyone, including the singer and the listener


I look way above us
The artist feels a sense of being above or detached from society


Seeing no one free
The artist perceives that nobody is truly liberated or unfettered


Here's to the things you love
Cheers to the people or things that bring you joy or happiness


Here's to those you find in love
Cheers to the people you love or who love you, romantically or otherwise


Hell to the rest of us
Criticism or condemnation for the ordinary or average among us


Here's to the things you love
Cheers to the people or things that bring you joy or happiness


Here's to the things you love, uh uh
Cheers to the people or things that bring you joy or happiness




Lyrics © BMG Rights Management, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
Written by: Daniel Harry Joseph Rothman, Dominic Ashley Ronald Major, Hannah Felicity May Reid

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