
[Intro ā Spoken Narrative] Yeah⦠Sunday dresses, diamonds on their hands, Pointinā fingers like they holy, like they really understand. Quotinā verses while they whisper in the pews and pretend, But they got stones in their hands and the same sins to defend. āø» [Verse 1 ā Double Time Rap] Walkinā through a town where the steepleās a crown and they watchinā my walk, Every porch got a gossip or a deacon whoās eager to weigh in and talk, Got a cross on my chain and a past full of pain that they love to dissect, Every rumor they pass like communion, they sip on my life with respect. But I grew up on sermons of mercy and grace that were carved in my bones, Mama cried in the choir while prayinā for peace that we never were shown, I believe in a God who can see through the masks and the pride that they wear, While they whisper on Sundays then cut you to pieces the rest of the year. Got a smile and a Bible, but daggers in eyes when you walk in the room, Say they covered in love but it feels like a grave when they open their tombs, Talkinā ālove thy neighbor,ā but hatred is layered in every remark, If your scars aināt the sort that they honor they paint you in permanent dark. I aināt here to be perfect or live in the image they draw in their minds, Iām just walkinā in truth with a Savior who knows every crack in my spine, And I rest in the storm ācause I know that the thunder aināt aimed at my nameā Itās a call in the clouds sayinā judgment for all gonna weigh us the same. āø» [Verse 2 ā Double Time Rap] Got a dozen good Christians who drink on a Friday then point when I fall, Say repentance is holy but gossip is heaven when dirtās on us all, Got a cross on the bumper and scriptures in cursive but venom in veins, When a woman with history walks in, they get busy inventinā her shame. They be tellinā me, āGirl, you should cover your past and just sit in the back,ā But the way that they measure my sin is a scale that their Bible donāt back, If the grace that you carry is endless then where is the end of your love? āCause the louder you shout about hell the less you resemble above. I aināt sayinā you faithless or lost, Iām just sayinā you swinginā that sword, Turninā verses to weapons on people youāre claiminā you serve for the Lord, When I talk to my God in the still of the night, He donāt sound like your rage, He remind me that dust is all equal no matter the chapter or page. So I laugh at the whispers, I walk through the fire when they circle and glare, Stains on all of our dresses, but mine is the only one they wanna tear, And if sin is a mountain, the summit is waitinā for each of our namesā Every stone that you throw in the valley comes back in the echo the same. āø» [Verse 3 ā Double Time Rap] Bible belt buzzinā with rumors and murmurs about how Iām wrong, But the louder they hum out my history, the clearer my spirit grows strong, āCause the blood that was shed on that hill wasnāt sorted by size of the wound, Every secret they hide in the choir gonā stand in the same judgment room. Got respect for the broken who own every flaw and still offer you grace, But the ones who be swinginā the scripture like chains are the ones out of place, If your Savior preached love to the liars and thieves and the lost on the streetā Then you weaponize words that were written to wash dirty dust from our feet. Iām a daughter of thunder, a woman of valleys and storms and the skies, I got scars in my story but none of them cancel the truth in His eyes, And Iāll stand in the flood with a grin while the choir of critics complainsā āCause a girl in these pews with a past still is covered by blood just the same. āø» [Outro ā Spoken] Drop every stone. Face your own mirror. Aināt a soul in this room flawless⦠And Godās the only judge when the smoke clears.

