In “We Are Not God,” ESTRADA MUSIC PROJECT presents an introspective and straightforward analysis of how people act, specifically in the medical community. The song has an emotional undertone, with straightforward yet powerful words that dissect the way people treat one another—especially where power and responsibility are involved. The song is blunt in discussing the necessity for genuine empathy, not superficial actions.

The refrain lines urge the listener to “try to be kind and think again,” which suggests that kindness will have to occur more as a conscious decision rather than as an automatic routine. ESTRADA MUSIC PROJECT seems to urge the people to think before they act, especially in helping others. The fact that “their time is as valuable as yours” reminds the listener that there has to be a two-way respect regardless of roles, positions, and situations. It is a gentle but firm reminder of humility, especially in situations where one would believe that they are in charge of other people’s time, physical form, and well-being.

There is a clear plea for calling out pseudo behavior in the song. The mention of only acting to love someone that you in fact do not is not only a matter of honesty, but also the kind of harm that can be caused by dishonesty in a relationship, especially in a setting like that of the health professionals where trust is the key. ESTRADA MUSIC PROJECT is not asking everyone to always try to be perfect and loving, but they are asking for honesty—and loving that is given from the right place, not from duty. The phrase “we are not God” is the core of the song. It is the reminder that no one is full of omniscient knowledge and no one can pretend to. It cuts through arrogance, speaking to professionals—and the general public—about their mortality, their limitations, their weaknesses, and hurting people if they are not careful. It is a lesson in humility in a world where people’s choices can affect others a great deal.

When “please don’t hurt” is used, the tone is more vulnerable. It is more of a plea rather than a threat. It shows the sheer emotional cost of the reality that people forget that they are speaking to people, not to problems and issues. Speaking the line adds a sensitivity which goes straight to the essence of the message: do better, be authentic, and don’t let pride stand in the way of compassion and love.

ESTRADA MUSIC PROJECT’s lyrics are straightforward and genuine and not covered up with overly complex language. They’re simple in their message but profound in the fact that they offer a new, emotional perspective on how to treat people kindly, humbly, and with genuine regard for them.