Blind Judgement Lyrics

Ignoring the cause.

We point our fingers, cast our blame,

Judge what we don't know, play the same old game.

We hide behind the masks we wear,

Never looking deeper, never daring to care.

We speak of truth but never seek,

Condemn the strong, ignore the weak.

In a world so quick to judge and divide,

We forget the reflection we try to hide.

We turn our gaze from our own flaws,

Distracted by others, ignoring the cause.

Blind judgement, it clouds our sight,

We lose ourselves in others' minds.

Surface deep, we fail to see,

We tear down what we don't understand,

Too afraid to face the mirror's hand.

Until we look within our soul,

We'll never truly be whole.

Ignoring the cause.

It's easier to point and sneer,

Than confront the darkness we hold dear.

We chase illusions, feed on lies,

Judging others while our spirit dies.

In every word, a wall we build,

In every glance, the truth is stilled.

If we took a moment to turn inside,

We'd see the cracks we try to hide.

We turn our gaze from our own flaws,

Distracted by others, ignoring the cause.

Ignoring the cause.

Blind judgement, it clouds our sight,

We lose ourselves in others' minds.

Surface deep, we fail to see,

We tear down what we don't understand,

Too afraid to face the mirror's hand.

Until we look within our soul,

We'll never truly be whole.

Ignoring the cause.