"Hypocrite" by Guttermouth is a song that criticizes people who portray themselves as moral and righteous but, in reality, live a life of lies and deceit. The lyrics highlight the hypocrisy of individuals who claim to follow values like the golden rule (treating others as you want to be treated), but in their actions, they do the opposite. The song addresses these hypocritical individuals in different social settings - church, school, and parties, suggesting that their dishonesty permeates all aspects of their lives. The narrator expresses frustration towards these individuals, indicating that they are aware of their lies but refuse to acknowledge them. The chorus emphasizes the idea that these hypocrites are living a distorted reality filled with lies. The narrator points out that their deceitful nature is evident to everyone, despite their attempts to cover it up by turning their head away or avoiding confrontation. In the last verse, the narrator speaks directly to the hypocrite, urging them to take a hard look at themselves and the consequences of their actions. The line, "You live a life of lies, the truth to you is no surprise," suggests that the hypocrite is so accustomed to their dishonesty that they are not even affected by it anymore. Overall, "Hypocrite" by Guttermouth is a critique of individuals who masquerade as virtuous while leading a life filled with deception. The song confronts the hypocrisy and urges the hypocrites to face the consequences of their actions.
