Foe Yay/Music

Examples of in  include:

"I know that I hate her, even though I love her She's making my heart hurt, I cant describe, describe... How I hate her, everytime I'm with her All I do is want her ''Why do I even try?"
 * "Hate 2 Love Her" by Blake Lewis is a perfect example of this trope:

"Why should I welcome your dominations? Why should I listen to explanations?"
 * "I Can't Decide" by the Scissor Sisters - as seen in Doctor Who!
 * t.A.T.u.'s "Friend or Foe?". Don't believe it? Check YouTube for the staggering numbers of fanvids with this theme.
 * Along the same line of thought is "Perfect Enemy".

"From when our gazes met, we were attracted to each other / I want to leave a scar on your back that will never disappear."
 * T.a.t.U really has a thing for this.
 * "You don't turn me off..." Huh.
 * "I Hate Everything About You", by Three Days Grace. Considering the titular lines are 'I hate everything about you, why do I love you?' it's a pretty clear cut example of this trope.
 * "Oi To The World" by the Vandals.
 * The Vocaloid song "Rondo of Sun and Moon". Foe Yay being pretty much the main theme, is full of lines that suggests that the two characters have this major love/hate relationship going on.

"Love me cancerously Like a salt-sore soaked in the sea "High maintenance" means you're a gluttonous queen, narcissistic and mean You're awful, I love you!"
 * Ludo's "Love Me Dead" is all about this trope.

"''Could it be that you and me Were always meant to be together?"
 * "Passive" by A Perfect Circle can easily be interpreted this way.
 * "Face to Face" by Siouxsie and the Banshees, used in the movie Batman Returns to neatly sum up the tumultuous UST-laden relationship between Batman and Catwoman.
 * It may or may not be there in the lyrics, but one of the iron rules of fanvidding is that any ship of this nature will inevitably inspire a vid set to "Closer" by Nine Inch Nails (the "I want to fuck you like an animal" song).
 * "Descent of the Archangel" from Kamelot's Faustian Concept Album Epica is nothing but Mephisto hitting on Ariel in song.
 * "Nemeses" by Jonathan Coulton. Especially noticeable in the third verse.
 * Even more obvious in earlier live versions (like this one)--the chorus's first two lines were as follows:

"Hey, here's a thought when you're done kickin' my face in. You and me grab a bite, and some flirty conversation"
 * "Then Again, Maybe Not" by Kirby Krackle.


 * "What Have You Done Now" by Within Temptation is about two lovers who are also mortal enemies.
 * "Skullcrusher Mountain" by Jonathan Coulton
 * "Blue Like You" by The Megas, a Mega Man fan song, portrays Flash Man as feeling this towards Mega Man.