Perfectly Loved

Rachael Lampa's song 'Perfectly Loved' is a poignant reminder of the inherent worth and beauty within each individual. The lyrics challenge the negative self-perceptions and lies that people often internalize about themselves. From the very beginning, the song addresses the harmful words and beliefs that can make someone feel unworthy or unloved. Lampa encourages listeners to look within themselves to find the truth that has always been there: they are perfectly loved just as they are.

The song's chorus emphasizes the constancy of this love, even during times of doubt and struggle. Whether one is running away or hiding from their true self, the message is clear: there has never been a moment when they were not perfectly loved. This love is described as unwavering and ever-present, a comforting assurance that transcends the listener's own belief or perception. The repetition of 'perfectly loved' reinforces the idea that this love is complete and unconditional.

In the second verse, Lampa introduces a spiritual dimension, suggesting that this perfect love comes from a higher power. The 'hands of the infinite' and the 'kindness heaven has for you' imply a divine source of love that has been guiding and protecting the listener throughout their life. The song also touches on the idea of human imperfection, acknowledging that everyone has wounds and scars. Yet, these imperfections do not diminish one's worth; instead, they highlight the beauty of being 'perfectly human' and still perfectly loved. This message is a powerful affirmation of self-acceptance and the transformative power of unconditional love.