It's not black and white

This track is a sharp critique of the excessive and intolerant "justice" prevalent in modern society.

The song questions the simplistic binary of "black or white," "good or evil," which divides people and drives them to easy attacks. It suggests that we may have become complicit in the verbal violence unleashed from behind the shield of online anonymity.

However, this blues song doesn't stop at mere criticism. The line, "A river accepts muddy waters and grows in depth," powerfully suggests the importance of imperfect people accepting each other's "muddiness." It's a testament to the human resolve to move forward, not by chasing an impossible ideal, but by embracing the pain and weakness of life in the trenches.

This song is a dedication to wounded souls, encouraging us to confront our own imperfections and embrace all of who we are. Its deep and warm message is delivered through a powerful blues sound.