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who are we to judge


who are we to judge people by the color of their skin

who are we to judge people by their looks especially women

who are we to judge women by the type of makeup they wear

we never know what they hide under all that makeup like abuse or bruises

they try so hard to hide it but some people see right through it

but who are we to judge half the world will never know the truth

who are we to judge a man by his hairstyle or the way he talks

there's no telling what he did or what he sacrificed

but sometimes things are better just left in dark

who are we to judge people by their actions

people would wish for the worst but sometimes you're in the dark of someone's last goodbye

in the end who are we to judge a people's life because everything isn't as it seems

 

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