Lyrics
No I won't fear, no I won't worry
I know You're here, so who can bring me down?
You never leave, You don't forget me
You're listening, even when I don't make a sound
Oh, heaven knows that I've never been perfect
Oh, there's nothing I can do to deserve it
It's good to be loved by You
It's good to be loved by You
Though my brokenness has seen some days
Your mercy's still brand new
It's good to be loved by You
So good to be loved by You
It don't run out, it's never ending
It goes as far as the east is from the west
Oh, no I've never found the words to explain it
Oh, cause there's nothing in the world so amazing
It's good to be loved by You
It's good to be loved by You
Though my brokenness has seen some days
Your mercy's still brand new
It's good to be loved by You
So good to be loved by You
Yeah, good to be loved by You
How deep, how wide
How long, how high
All day, all night
It's good to be loved by You
How deep, how wide
How long, how high
All day, all night
It's good to be loved by You
It's good to be loved by You
It's good to be loved by You
Though my brokenness has seen some days
Your mercy's still brand new
It's good to be loved by You
It's good to be loved by You
No, Your faithfulness will never fail
You'll always see me through
It's good to be loved by You
So good to be loved by You
It's good to be loved by You
So good to be loved by You
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Meaning & Inspiration
The song celebrates divine love as a steady answer to fear, worry, imperfection, and brokenness. Its opening lines connect courage with God’s nearness and attentiveness: He neither leaves nor forgets, even when prayer has no sound. The admission that such love cannot be deserved keeps the song’s assurance rooted in mercy rather than personal achievement. Repeating that it is good to be loved by God turns a simple phrase into gratitude for dependable presence.\n\nSeveral images closely echo Scripture. Mercy described as brand new recalls Lamentations, while love stretching as far as east from west recalls the psalm’s picture of sins being removed. The bridge’s questions of depth, width, length, and height resemble Paul’s language about the immeasurable love of Christ. These references gather around one claim: God’s faithful love does not expire when human strength fails. The final promise that His faithfulness will never fail brings the themes together. Fear gives way to trust, brokenness meets renewed mercy, and the inability to earn love becomes a reason for praise rather than despair.
Related Scripture
- Psalm 103:12 God removes transgressions as far as the east is from the west.
- Lamentations 3:22-23 The Lord’s mercies are new every morning because His faithfulness is great.
- Ephesians 3:18-19 Paul describes the breadth, length, height, and depth of Christ’s love.