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Judge


You can judge but you can't hide The barrier that splits us You call it a divide There ain't nobody that can judge me they said How about that judge The judge that sentenced your cousin To life in prison for killing someone with a blow to the head. How can a judge that What human quality grants them the power to judge your cousin My cousin He wasn't the one they say He was at home they say Only he knows because no one was around But he your cousin He gets judge on someone else's judgement The judgement of evidence Does the evidence seem true? Now it's all up to judgement. People say only God can judge me Yet you are being judge by an ordinary human. Parents say don't judge others Have we ever stopped to judge ourselves? Then why should God judge us? Who granted you the power to judge me? Judge me and I'll judge you I say I will judge everyone because everyone judges me You do you and I'll do me Judge yourself before you judge me Everyone just judges Judge without thought or with it Keep judging It don't bud me.
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