But You Do
Leanna Crawford's song expresses raw honesty about personal struggles and feelings of inadequacy, yet marvels at God's unwavering love and choice of the singer. The lyrics acknowledge being a mess and prone to stress, but find comfort in the belief that God loves and chooses them anyway. The song highlights God's patience, grace, and willingness to sacrifice, referencing the crucifixion as the ultimate proof of love. It conveys a message of grace and acceptance, encouraging listeners to embrace their imperfections while trusting in God's steadfast affection.
I'm a mess I'm a wreck
Get obsessed over stressed
Yeah it's true
Can't believe that it's me that you want that you love but you do
I give up, I give in, I go all-in again
Just to lose
Can't believe that it's me that You want that You love but You do
Don't think I'm good at hiding
Bones even if I wanted to
Somehow my closet always ends up in the living room
I could lie a thousand times
But You would be the one who dies
Just to prove it's me
You choose
You're patient and gracious
And painting my red eyes blue
Can't believe that it's me that You want that You love but You do
You stay not afraid of the crazy that I put You through
Can't believe that it's me that You want that You love but You do
Don't think I'm good at hiding
Bones even if I wanted to
Somehow my closet always ends up in the living room
I could lie a thousand times
But You would be the one who dies
Just to prove it's me You choose
I could lie a thousand times
But You would be the one who dies
Just to prove it's me You choose
Can't believe that it's me that You want that You love but you do
Can't believe that it's me that You want that You love
But you do