[Intro] Before we speak, before we turn away, may we remember how Jesus chose to stay. [Verse 1] He saw the wound beneath the anger, the lonely heart behind the wall, He heard the cry beneath the silence, and still He answered every call. He did not shame the ones who struggled, or crush the weak beneath the law, He held the truth with hands of mercy, and loved the soul beneath the flaw. [Pre-Chorus] The mind says, “Show them why they’re wrong.” The heart of Christ says, “Love them where they are.” [Chorus] See with your heart, see through the eyes of grace, look past the fear, and find the human face. See with your heart, let mercy lead the way, where judgment builds a wall, let love become the gate. May His compassion become the way we start— before we speak, may we see with our heart. [Verse 2] We see the label, not the story, the sharp reply, but not the pain, we guard our truth like sacred armour, then wonder why the world remains so cold and far from one another, each certain we alone can see. But Jesus crossed the lines between us and called the outcast family. [Pre-Chorus] The mind asks, “How can I be right?” The heart of Christ asks, “How can I bring light?” [Chorus] See with your heart, see through the eyes of grace, look past the fear, and find the human face. See with your heart, let mercy lead the way, where judgment builds a wall, let love become the gate. May His compassion become the way we start— before we speak, may we see with our heart. [Bridge] Not every wound is visible, not every tear will fall. Some people hide their breaking behind the strongest wall. So slow your words, and soften your eyes. Leave room for love to make you wise. For truth without compassion can become a heavy stone, but truth held gently in His love can lead a spirit home. [Breakdown] See the soul beneath the anger. See the child beneath the fear. See the one that Christ would welcome. See the one He would draw near. [Final Chorus] See with your heart, see through the eyes of grace, look past the hurt, and find the sacred place. See with your heart, let mercy lead the way, where judgment builds a wall, let love become the gate. May His compassion become the way we start— before we speak, before we turn apart, may we remember the living heart of Christ. [Outro] Beyond the label, beyond the fear, love is waiting when we draw near. See with your heart. See with your heart.
