Colorblind Songtext
von Stephen Wiley
Colorblind Songtext
When I was a little kid growing up in the
world, don′t you know I was my mother's girl.
I learned about love.
I learned about life.
When to run and when to fight.
I learned some thing that I didn′t I didn't' understand.
How a man can hate anther man.
Not because they′ve ever seen each
other, hey, simply because of one′s color.
I knew a guy who was a friend of mine.
He wore Polka dots, plaid, purple and lime.
I asked somebody "what's wrong with the
brother?" They said, Tyrone, he can′t see color"
You must be kiddin' look at that outfit.
Wearing that at night, you won′t get hit.
But the more I thought I began to see, hmm...
Colorblind is where we need to be.
Colorblind.
There's no need to see colorblind.
It′s where we need to be.
No other race or color of skin.
If you judge my face, God calls it sin.
Colorblind.
Woo Ahh...
Colorblind.
Colorblind.
Way back since the beginning of sin,
people were judged by the color of skin.
I don't know why it happened that way,
but the sad thing, it still happens today.
That's why I′m saying it′s got to cease or
there ain't no way that we can live in peace.
The longer I live the more I see, colorblind is where we need to be.
Colorblind.
There′s no need to see colorblind.
It's where we need to be.
No other race or color of skin.
If you judge my face, God calls it sin.
Colorblind.
I say colorblind.
At Jacob′s well, Jesus sat one day, Samaritan woman came his way.
Jesus asked for a drink, but she had to think, "
Now what dealings have I with you?" Jesus said to her face, "
This is not a matter of race but a matter of love and of God's grace.
Don′t draw from the well dug by men.
With my living water, you won't thirst again."
Colorblind.
There's no need to see colorblind.
It′s where we need to be.
No other race or color of skin.
If you judge my face, God calls it sin.
Colorblind.
Woo Ahh...
Colorblind.
Colorblind.
Colorblind.
Think how simple.
Think how great.
If you couldn′t see colors, you couldn't see hate.
My prayer for you is that in time, you too become colorblind. (
It doesn′t matter what race or creed.
What matters is we're together.
What can you give to your fellow man?
That′s God's master plan for all of
his flock, this nonsense has got to stop.)
One day real soon we′re gonna see everything unravel come to be.
We'll stand at the throne of the great I Am.
The lion's gonna lie right next to the lamb.
We′ll be one land, we′ll be one nation, we'll be one people.
God′s creation.
Let's get together and start the celebration!
Ah ha!
Yay!
Colorblind.
There′s no need to see colorblind.
It's where we need to be.
No other race or color of skin.
If you judge my face, God calls it sin.
Colorblind.
Colorblind.
There′s no need to see colorblind.
It's where we need to be.
No other race or color of skin.
If you judge my face, God calls it sin.
Colorblind.
Woo Ahh.
Colorblind.
world, don′t you know I was my mother's girl.
I learned about love.
I learned about life.
When to run and when to fight.
I learned some thing that I didn′t I didn't' understand.
How a man can hate anther man.
Not because they′ve ever seen each
other, hey, simply because of one′s color.
I knew a guy who was a friend of mine.
He wore Polka dots, plaid, purple and lime.
I asked somebody "what's wrong with the
brother?" They said, Tyrone, he can′t see color"
You must be kiddin' look at that outfit.
Wearing that at night, you won′t get hit.
But the more I thought I began to see, hmm...
Colorblind is where we need to be.
Colorblind.
There's no need to see colorblind.
It′s where we need to be.
No other race or color of skin.
If you judge my face, God calls it sin.
Colorblind.
Woo Ahh...
Colorblind.
Colorblind.
Way back since the beginning of sin,
people were judged by the color of skin.
I don't know why it happened that way,
but the sad thing, it still happens today.
That's why I′m saying it′s got to cease or
there ain't no way that we can live in peace.
The longer I live the more I see, colorblind is where we need to be.
Colorblind.
There′s no need to see colorblind.
It's where we need to be.
No other race or color of skin.
If you judge my face, God calls it sin.
Colorblind.
I say colorblind.
At Jacob′s well, Jesus sat one day, Samaritan woman came his way.
Jesus asked for a drink, but she had to think, "
Now what dealings have I with you?" Jesus said to her face, "
This is not a matter of race but a matter of love and of God's grace.
Don′t draw from the well dug by men.
With my living water, you won't thirst again."
Colorblind.
There's no need to see colorblind.
It′s where we need to be.
No other race or color of skin.
If you judge my face, God calls it sin.
Colorblind.
Woo Ahh...
Colorblind.
Colorblind.
Colorblind.
Think how simple.
Think how great.
If you couldn′t see colors, you couldn't see hate.
My prayer for you is that in time, you too become colorblind. (
It doesn′t matter what race or creed.
What matters is we're together.
What can you give to your fellow man?
That′s God's master plan for all of
his flock, this nonsense has got to stop.)
One day real soon we′re gonna see everything unravel come to be.
We'll stand at the throne of the great I Am.
The lion's gonna lie right next to the lamb.
We′ll be one land, we′ll be one nation, we'll be one people.
God′s creation.
Let's get together and start the celebration!
Ah ha!
Yay!
Colorblind.
There′s no need to see colorblind.
It's where we need to be.
No other race or color of skin.
If you judge my face, God calls it sin.
Colorblind.
Colorblind.
There′s no need to see colorblind.
It's where we need to be.
No other race or color of skin.
If you judge my face, God calls it sin.
Colorblind.
Woo Ahh.
Colorblind.
Writer(s): Joseph Randolph Jr Hogue, Trent Dean, Stephen L. Wiley Lyrics powered by www.musixmatch.com

