In "Judge Me," Andie Case owns a messy past of mistakes, lies, and reckless choices, asking whether that history will be held against her. She recognizes the same familiar, hollow type in a new person and refuses to play savior, even while pulling them close. The repeated question about judgment carries both defiance and vulnerability, but by the end she has made peace with leaving, insisting the pain was worth it and she would not change a thing.
Judge Me Lyrics by Andie Case
I’ve been here before
I’ve seen these mistakes
There’s nothing new
There’s noting new
To me these days
And I’ve heard those lies
And I’ve justified
Everytime that I swear that I’ve tried
I’ve been
Here and back
There and bad
Danced with a devil or two for a laugh
Gave what I had
And left it all in the past
Will you judge me
Will you judge me
Will you judge me for that
Judge me for that…
I’ve seen you before
Yeah, I know your type
There’s nothing new
Nothing new behind those eyes
I could bring a little more
I won’t be your savior or martyr
But I have you on my floor
I’ve been
Here and back
There and bad
Danced with a devil or two for a laugh
Gave what I had
And left it all in the past
Will you judge me
Will you judge me
Will you judge me for that
Judge me for that…
Made up my mind
It’s taken some time
But overall I’m glad that I left you behind
They say love is always blind
But the pain is divine
And I wouldn’t change a damn thing
Looking back
I’ve been
Here and back
There and bad
Danced with a devil or two for a laugh
Gave what I had
And left it all in the past
Will you judge me
Will you judge me
Judge me for that
Judge me for that
Will you judge me for that
Will you judge me for that
Will you judge me
