Sean Crex Gets Real in “Sheep From Goats” , A Song About Cutting Off the Fake Ones
Sean Crex isn’t holding back in his latest release, “Sheep From Goats.” This isn’t just another emotional track it’s a bold reflection on fake friends, shady lovers, and even family who switch up when you need them most.
From the very first verse, Sheep From Goats makes it clear not everyone who’s close is real. Sometimes the biggest betrayals don’t come from enemies, but from the people you trusted the most. Sean Crex lays it all out with raw honesty and hard-hitting lines that hit like confessions.
The production is haunting yet soulful it sets the perfect tone for the message. It’s moody, minimal, and makes every lyric feel even more personal. This isn’t background music. This is the kind of track you play when you’ve been through it and need something that understands your pain.
Lyrically, Sean doesn’t sugarcoat anything. He speaks on being used, lied to, abandoned and how it feels to realize that sometimes the people closest to you were never really there for you. But there’s strength in the truth. There’s power in knowing who’s real and who’s just playing the part.
“Sheep From Goats” is a reference to separating the genuine from the fake and that’s what this song is about at its core. It’s a musical moment of clarity. A call to cut ties with anyone who doesn’t align with your growth, your peace, or your purpose.
It’s not all anger though. Underneath the pain is resilience. Sean Crex delivers his message not from a place of bitterness, but from experience. This is music for healing and for setting boundaries.
