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Human
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Aug 13, 2026 updated
Verified editorial review
Plumb's song "Human" reflects on the shared brokenness and longing for love that defines humanity. The lyrics acknowledge the struggle with hatred, pretense, and inner ache, while expressing a desire to speak life and love instead of harm. The song calls for connection and understanding, emphasizing that despite our flaws, we are all human with beating hearts. It gently points to the need for divine help to open eyes and write love on hearts, making it a heartfelt plea for compassion and grace.
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Oh, we're all human
How can I love you
When all I've got is hatred?
Why should you believe me
If all I do is fake it?
Can anyone hear me
When all I've got is noise?
And my opinion is
The loudest voice
We're all human
Our hatred is useless
We all have a heartbeat
Even though it might be
Aching from the love we don't feel inside
Oh, we're all human
Oh, we're all human
I don't wanna be wrong
But I'm not always right
My words aren't for killing you
They should bring you life
And lips are for speaking
The remedy
Like saying I love you
To my enemies
We're all human
Our hatred is useless
We all have a heartbeat
Even though it might be
Aching from the love we don't feel inside
We're all human
Our hatred is useless
We all have a heartbeat
Even though it might be
Aching from the love we don't feel inside
Oh, we're all human
Oh, we're all human
Write it on our hearts so that we believe
Open up our eyes so that we can see
Put your hand in mine, skin to skin, we're all human
Write it on our hearts so that we believe
Open up our eyes so that we can see
Put your hand in mine, skin to skin, we're all human
We're all human
Our hatred is useless
We all have a heartbeat
Even though it might be
Aching from the love we don't feel inside
We're all human
Our hatred is useless
We all have a heartbeat
Even though it might be
Aching from the love we don't feel inside
Oh, we're all human
Oh, we're all human
Oh, we're all human
Oh, we're all human