Mali Music - Loved By You Lyrics
Lyrics
Trust me it'll take your heart
Trust me it'll break your heart oh yes
It's so underrated when we say and play in love
Trust me it'll take
It'll take all of it and break your heart
Everyday we pray in love to the God of it
But it's so good (so good), so good to be loved by you
Yes it's so good, so good to be loved by you
Yes it's so good (so good) to be loved by you
Oh and then you know and I talk to you
It's so good, good to be loved by you, yeah
Now when I say take your heart
I'm not talking robbery
I'm talking lots of talks and texts to cause to be
The one we ought to see
Though talks and texts could get the point from A to B
My X Y Z and all across the board
The alphabet the cause to be
The alphabet when tossing lots of nets across the board
It's all on me
Like every eye
Gemini to Aquemini
I don't cry
Eyes up, boots tied up
It's you him and I
Loving by you
Life's through too quick man
We in at 9
Nothing by you
The flights through too quick yea, in the sky
But it's so good, so good to be loved by you
It's so good to be loved by you
So, so good to be loved by you
Yes, it's so good to be loved by you
It's so good to be loved by you
I deserve it all
I've been so hurt before
And it's hard to trust someone
But I do, and it's you, and it's you
And it feels so good so good to be loved by you
Yes it's so good to be loved by you
Video
Mali Music - Loved By You (Audio) ft. Jazmine Sullivan
Meaning & Inspiration
Mali Music’s "Loved By You," released in 2017 as part of his album *The Transition of Mali*, offers a profound exploration of love’s transformative power, deeply rooted in spiritual gratitude. The song doesn’t just speak of romantic affection; it delves into a divine love that heals past hurts and brings profound peace. The opening lines, acknowledging that this love “will take your heart” and even “break your heart,” speak not of malice, but of the vulnerability that comes with genuine connection, echoing how surrender to God’s love can dismantle our self-made defenses. This sentiment aligns with verses like 1 John 4:18, which states, "There is no fear in love. But perfect love drives out fear, because fear has to do with punishment. The one who fears is not made perfect in love." Mali Music's recognition that this experience is "so underrated when we say and play in love" highlights a societal tendency to trivialize the depth of love, especially divine love, failing to grasp its true significance.
The narrative continues, revealing that this taking of the heart is not a forceful act but a gentle persuasion through meaningful connection, described as "lots of talks and texts." This imagery speaks to the way God communicates with us, drawing us closer through consistent, intimate dialogue, much like the relationship described in the Song of Solomon, where lovers communicate their deepest affections. The artist’s declaration that he has “been so hurt before / And it’s hard to trust someone / But I do, and it’s you, and it’s you” beautifully captures the journey of overcoming past wounds to embrace a trustworthy love. This resonates with the experience of learning to trust God's faithfulness even after betrayal, as Psalm 27:10 assures us, "Though my father and mother forsake me, the Lord will receive me." The recurring refrain, "it’s so good, so good to be loved by you," is more than a simple expression of joy; it’s a testament to the overwhelming comfort and security found in divine acceptance, a feeling that surpasses any earthly attachment. It echoes the Psalmist’s cry in Psalm 139:14, "I praise you because I am fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well." Mali Music conveys that this experience of being truly loved by a higher power is the ultimate source of well-being, a truth that enriches life and provides a stable foundation against all adversity.