Lyrics
Verse 1
You must be my little miracle
Sorry if it's over spiritual
But you showed up at the perfect time
And it makes no sense that you're mine
And I thank God every day
For the little blessing he sent my way
'Cause now you're here and I'm like, "Praise the Lord"
For my little miracle
Verse 2
Didn't know if we would make it through the night
It's easy to doubt when there's a million reasons why
There in the darkness, I saw a glimpse of light
Shining back in the reflection of your eyes
And now that you're here, I realize
You must be my little miracle
Chorus
You must be my little miracle
Sorry if it's over spiritual
But you showed up at the perfect time
And it makes no sense that you're mine
And I thank God every day
For the little blessing he sent my way
'Cause now you're here and I'm like, "Praise the Lord"
For my little miracle
Bridge
I'll remember these days when I'm 70
You a miracle child, you so heavenly baby
And from the very first time I looked in your eyes
I felt something changing me
I feel the tears walk down my cheek
Don't regret a single night I didn't sleep
'Cause you were worth every one of them
I promise I'd do it all again
Anything for my little miracle
Chorus
Sorry if it's over spiritual
But you showed up at the perfect time
And it makes no sense that you're mine
And I thank God every day
For the little blessing he sent my way
'Cause now you're here and I'm like, "Praise the Lord"
For my little miracle
Video
Meaning & Inspiration
MY LITTLE MIRACLE presents the arrival of a child as an answer surrounded by gratitude to God. The opening calls the child a blessing who appeared at the right time, then answers wonder with praise rather than with a detailed explanation. That thankful language gives the song a clear Christian perspective while keeping its emotional center on the bond between a parent and child.
The second verse introduces fear, doubt, and a difficult night before a glimpse of light appears in the child’s eyes. Against that darkness, the repeated word miracle expresses relief and amazement at life preserved. The bridge turns toward lasting memory, sleepless nights, tears, and a promise of enduring care. These details make the gratitude concrete: the blessing is cherished not as an abstract idea but through costly, attentive love. By returning to Praise the Lord in the chorus, the lyric directs its joy toward the giver of the gift and treats the child’s presence as a reason for daily thanksgiving.
Related Scripture
- Psalm 127:3 The psalm describes children as a heritage and reward from the Lord.
- James 1:17 James identifies every good and perfect gift as coming from God.