Color
Nicole C. Mullen · Nicole C. Mullen [2000]
It don't define who I am
I could be a porcupine
Or I could be a little lamb
Please don't try and judge me
Only by the colors you have seen
To love me is to know me
Whether red, yellow, black or green
(Chorus)
Color is skin deep
But true beauty lives on and on
Color is skin deep
But true beauty lives on and on
Her skin might be ivory
And he might be from Japan
But that don't make a better woman
That don't make a lesser man
Please don't try to judge 'em
Only by the colors you have seen
To love 'em is to know 'em
Whether red, yellow, white, or green
(Chorus)
(Bridge)
Color is the shape of the rainbow
Color is the tint of the sky
It's not a person, place or thing
It's only a description of you and I
Like the colors on the frame of a house
Will not tell you of the colors within
So why would I try to judge
A man by the shade of his skin?
(Chorus)
Color - Nicole C. Mullen
Released in 2000 on her self-titled album, "Color" stands as a defining track in Nicole C. Mullen's catalog of contemporary Christian music. The recording exemplifies the genre's early 2000s sound, blending emotive vocals with polished production to explore themes of spiritual identity and personal transformation. As a staple of her discography, the song reflects Mullen's ability to craft accessible yet profound worship material that resonated widely during her active period. It remains a significant piece in her body of work, often cited alongside other key releases like "Redeemer" and "Baby Girl" for its melodic structure and lyrical focus on faith. The track continues to be recognized for its contribution to the landscape of modern Christian worship, showcasing Mullen's vocal style and songwriting approach from the turn of the millennium.