Human
Colton Dixon's song "Human" is a candid confession of human frailty and the need for God's strength. The artist acknowledges his imperfections, struggles, and the tension between good and bad within himself. He lifts up his brokenness, admitting that he bruises and bleeds and needs a remedy. Yet he finds hope in the truth that his weakness reveals God's greatness. The song emphasizes that personal stories of hurt and scars can point others to who God is. It's a message of surrender and reliance on divine grace, encouraging listeners to embrace their humanity while trusting in God's power.
I am just a man, a man set apart
For a purpose greater, something way beyond myself
No, I am not the hero, I'm hardly a spark
But this is my confession, now the danger of myself
So I lift up this broken weary human side of me
I bruise, I bleed
I need a remedy
But in my weakness proves how great you are
The hurt, the scars
Remind us who we are
That our stories point the world to who you are
I speak words of love
And whisper words of hate
I've taken black and white
And somehow turned them into grey
Oh, I lift up this broken weary human side of me
I bruise, I bleed
I need a remedy
But in my weakness proves how great you are
The hurt, the scars
Remind us who we are
That our stories point the world to who you are
Who you are
No, I am not the hero
I'm human after all
But this is my surrender
My story and my song
I bruise, I bleed
I need a remedy
But in my weakness proves how great you are
The hurt, the scars
Remind us who we are
That our stories point the world to who you are
The stories point the world to who you are