Lyrics
I am human, born of a womanI have my flaws, I do have my flawsI am human, born of a womanI have my flaws, I do have my flawsI have my imperfections, insecurities, things that get me downThose are some flaws, just to mention a fewI have my imperfections, insecurities, things that get me downThose are some flaws, just to mention a fewBut I serve a God, who is faultless, who is blamelessHe is flawlessHe is perfect in all of His ways. And He loves me anywayBut I serve a God, who is faultless, who is blamelessHe is flawlessHe is perfect in all of His ways. And He loves me anywaySometimes I wake up in the morning, with choices to makChoices that can make me, or choices that can break meIs it Lifebook, or Facebook, Instant Life, or Instagram? Should I trust Him, or tweet about it?Now I hear TikTok (tik de3ben), while the clock is tickingThose are some flaws, just to mention a fewYou see, they are my imperfections, insecurities, things that get me downThose are some flaws, just to mention a fewThey are my imperfections, insecurities, things that get me downThose are some flaws, just to mention a fewBut I serve a God, who is faultless, who is blamelessHe is flawlessHe is perfect in all of His waysAnd He loves me anywayBut I serve a God, who is faultless, who is blamelessHe is flawlessHe is perfect in all of His waysAnd He loves me anywayHe loves me, regardless. He loves me, doesn't matterSee, He loves me, regardless. He loves me, doesn't careYou see, He loves me, regardlessHe loves me, doesn't matter. See, He loves me, regardlessHe loves meBut I serve a God. Who is faultless, who is blamelessHe is flawlessHe is perfect in all of His ways. And He loves me anywayBut I serve a God, who is faultless, who is blamelessHe is flawlessHe is perfect in all of His ways. And He loves me anywayAnd He loves me anyway
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Meaning & Inspiration
“Perfect God (He Loves Me)” contrasts human weakness with God’s flawless character. The singer names imperfections, insecurities, distractions, and difficult choices without pretending that such struggles disappear. Against that honest self-assessment stands the repeated confession that God is faultless, blameless, and perfect in all His ways. The refrain’s final emphasis is love: God’s care is not presented as a reward for personal perfection but as grace extended despite evident flaws.
Psalm 18:30 declares that God’s way is perfect, closely matching the song’s central description. The assurance of being loved despite imperfection also aligns with Romans 5:8, where God’s love is demonstrated while people are still sinners. References to social media and the ticking clock bring the choice to trust God into ordinary daily life, contrasting spiritual attention with competing distractions. Through repetition, the song holds two truths together: human beings face real faults and uncertain decisions, yet God’s character remains without fault and His love remains the basis for confidence.
Related Scripture
- Psalm 18:30 The psalm declares that God’s way is perfect, directly matching the song’s central confession.
- Romans 5:8 The verse describes God’s love being demonstrated toward imperfect people while they were still sinners.
- Deuteronomy 32:4 The passage calls God the Rock whose work is perfect and whose ways are just.