[Intro] [Verse] God damn motherfucker with that old-world plan I swear some day we’ll be rid of your clan Your hateful rhetoric is so carefree Why can’t you see what it feels like to be [Chorus] Judged for being born in your skin Judged for love that they call a sin Judged because you’re different to them Profiled defiled tired of being Judged for using your right to choose Judged before you walk in the room Judged yeah we’re the ones you refused Profiled defiled tired of being judged [Verse 2] Don’t lose your voice don’t live without choice Their minds are set to divide and destroy You’re still pretending it’s the land of the free If you can’t see what it feels like to be [Chorus 3] Judged for being born in your skin Judged for love that they call a sin Judged because you’re different to them Profiled defiled tired of being Judged for using your right to choose Judged before you walk in the room Judged yeah we’re the ones you refused Profiled defiled tired of being judged [Bridge] (Yeah yeah) We’re just trying to open the doors you shut (Yeah yeah) Your logic’s so broken and out of touch (Yeah yeah) You think we don’t matter? Well we won’t give up (Yeah yeah) ’Cause it’ll all be shattered the day you’d be [Chorus 3] Judged for being born in your skin Judged for love that they call a sin Judged because you’re different to them Profiled defiled tired of being Judged for using your right to choose Judged before you walk in the room Judged yeah we’re the ones you refused Profiled defiled tired of being judged

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À propos de la chanson

La chanson aborde le thème de la discrimination et du jugement que subissent les individus en raison de leur apparence, de leur orientation ou de leur identité. Elle dépeint la frustration face à une société qui classe les gens selon des critères souvent arbitraires, suscitant un profond sentiment d'injustice. Les paroles expriment un appel à la résistance contre ces préjugés et encouragent à garder sa voix et son choix malgré les tentatives de division. Dans un contexte plus large, cette œuvre se rattache aux luttes pour l'égalité et l'acceptation qui sont toujours d'actualité dans de nombreux pays. Elle résonne particulièrement avec ceux qui se sentent marginalisés et aspirent à une société qui valorise la diversité.