Hate Street Dialogue
The Avener Lyrics

The lyrics to "Hate Street Dialogue" by The Avener feat. Rodriguez reveal a bleak and gritty portrayal of life on the streets. The opening lines of the song provide a haunting image of a woman who has overstayed her welcome: "Woman please be gone / You've stayed here much too long." The next two lines suggest that she is trapped in a loveless and perhaps abusive relationship, as she wishes she could cry and wishes that her partner would die.

The lyrics go on to paint a picture of a bleak and hopeless world, where children and women are reduced to living on the streets, and where the dust and the lust will choke your senses. The singer of the song has been beaten down and broken by life on the streets, as evidenced by the repeated line "I kiss the floor, one kick no more." However, he finds a strange kind of freedom in his suffering, and even a kind of pleasure in tasting "Hate Street's hanging tree."

Overall, "Hate Street Dialogue" is a dark and powerful song that speaks to the pain and despair of life on the margins, while also hinting at the strange allure of that world. The gritty and evocative lyrics are paired with a haunting melody that gives the song a dreamlike and haunting quality.