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Will Swinton Doesn't Hide From His Mistakes With "Hate My Guts"

  • Writer: Charles Luberisse
    Charles Luberisse
  • 5 minutes ago
  • 1 min read

Written By: Big C

Photo Credit: Jason Renaud
Photo Credit: Jason Renaud

Not every breakup song asks for another chance. Sometimes the hardest thing to ask for is forgiveness. Will Swinton's Hate My Guts embraces that uncomfortable truth in a bruising alternative rock release, trading self-pity for accountability. Written alongside Nick Lopez and producer Joe Reeves, the record surrounds Swinton's weathered vocal with brooding guitars and steady percussion that mirror the weight of regret. What stands out most is his willingness to admit fault without trying to rewrite the past or soften the consequences. Emotional honesty gives the song far more staying power than a typical post-breakup anthem. The lyrics recognize that some wounds deserve anger, while still hoping resentment doesn't become permanent. Swinton sings:

You should know I'm not too proud, I know that I f*cked things up. It's okay to call me out, but you don't have to hate my guts.

The single continues the evolution of a catalog that has explored nearly every side of modern relationships. From the intoxicating devotion of Only One to the difficult acceptance found in Better Off, and now the remorse that anchors "Hate My Guts." Rather than repeating the same perspective, Will continues writing from different emotional chapters. Swinton isn't simply building songs, he's building a reputation for telling difficult truths without hiding behind them. Give "Hate My Guts" a listen and let us know your thoughts in the comment below. Explore the rest of Will Swinton on Instagram, YouTube, Twitter, and TikTok.


 
 
 
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