Ain’t My Job

You can twist every word till it don't sound right

Paint me black in the broad daylight

Tell your stories, make your rounds

Small-town judges love a crowd

I could hand you truth in both my hands

And you'd still turn it to smoke and sand

Some folks ain't up for what's real

They just want somethin they can sell

And I learned real quick where I stand

You can't wake a fool who likes the dark they're in

And it ain't my job

To make you see what you don't want found

You can pick your side

You can draw your line

Believe the lie if that's enough

And if truth can't reach ya where you're at

Then baby just stay like that

I won't carry weight that ain't mine

It ain't my job

Funny how the guilty always have an excuse

Pointing fingers to justify their abuse

If standing tall means I'm the bad guy now

I'll wear the crown and take a bow

'Cause loyalty ain't begging please

And peace ain't bought on broken knees

If you'd rather run with wolves than face the truth,

Don't think I'll be waiting around for you

No, I don't need anybody's grace

The right ones know me without a case

And it ain't my job

To make you see what you don't want found

You can pick your side

You can draw your line

Believe the lie if that's enough

And if truth can't reach ya where you're at

Then baby just stay like that

I won't carry weight that ain't mine

It ain't my job

Go on and hate me from the cheap seats

Talk your hell and swear it's gospel

I won't waste my peace tryna prove you wrong,

I got better things to spend my backbone on

It ain't my job

To pull the blinders from your eyes

Or waste one breath defending mine

You can choose the noise

While I stand in the truth

Yeah, that part's up to you

Go on, believe I'm the villain if it helps

Honey, you ain't dragging me back to hell

No, it ain't my job