The Thin Line Between Love and Hate Iron Maiden
"The Thin Line Between Love and Hate" by Iron Maiden, released in 1995, explores the complexities of love and the fine balance between affection and resentment. The #Rock song features powerful guitar riffs and dynamic vocals, highlighting emotional turmoil. Its themes resonate with listeners, illustrating how love can quickly turn to hate, reflecting on human relationships.
[Verse 1]
When a person turns to wrong
Is it a want to be, belong?
Part of things at any cost
At what price life is lost
At what point do we begin?
Fighter spirit, a will to win
But what makes a man decide
Take the wrong or righteous road?
[Pre-Chorus]
There's a thin line between love and hate
Wider divide that you can see between good and bad
There's a grey place between black and white
But everyone does have the right
To choose the path that he takes
[Verse 2]
We all like to put the blame
On society these days
But what kind of good or bad
A new generation brings
Sometimes takes just more than that
To survive, be good at heart
There is evil in some of us
No matter what, we'll never change
When a person turns to wrong
Is it a want to be, belong?
Part of things at any cost
At what price life is lost
At what point do we begin?
Fighter spirit, a will to win
But what makes a man decide
Take the wrong or righteous road?
[Pre-Chorus]
There's a thin line between love and hate
Wider divide that you can see between good and bad
There's a grey place between black and white
But everyone does have the right
To choose the path that he takes
[Verse 2]
We all like to put the blame
On society these days
But what kind of good or bad
A new generation brings
Sometimes takes just more than that
To survive, be good at heart
There is evil in some of us
No matter what, we'll never change
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