Human

Brandy · Human [2008]

I've said sorry over a thousand times

Is there anything to say to you to help you dry your eyes?

I would make it all better if I could, I'll help you realise

I cry when you cry, I hurt when you hurt

I make mistakes but I can't turn back time



(I'm only human)

Forgive me

(I'm only human)

Love me

(I'm only human)

Save me, save me from myself

(I'm no super woman)

Embrace me

(I'm fragile and broken)

You're just like me (oh)



I'm perfectly human

I might just tell a lie

I'm perfectly human

But I'm an angel in disguise



I'm staring in the mirror and a stranger's looking back

What are you afraid of, girl? The future or the past?

If you wanna see inside of me all you have to do is ask

I cry when you cry, I hurt when you hurt

I've made mistakes but I can't turn back time



I'm only human

Forgive me

(I'm only human)

Love me

(I'm only human)

Save me, save me from myself

(I'm no super woman)

Embrace me

(I'm fragile and broken)

Just like you, oh



I'm perfectly human

I might just tell a lie

I'm perfectly human

But I'm an angel in disguise



Maybe what tears us apart is what brings us back together

And everything that makes us different really brings us closer

Could you hold me (for a little while)?

Could you love me (without a doubt)?

I need you, I need you



(I'm only human)

Forgive me

(I'm only human)

Love me

(I'm only human)

Save me, save me from myself

(I'm no super woman)

Embrace me

(I'm fragile and broken)

You're just like me (oh)



I'm perfectly human

I might just tell a lie

I'm perfectly human

But I'm an angel in disguise



We're only human (perfectly human, oh)

We might just tell a lie

I'm perfectly human (oh, oh)

But I'm an angel in disguise



I'm perfectly human (perfectly human)

I might just tell a lie

Perfectly human

We're all angels in disguise

Human

Brandy's 2008 single "Human" stands as a defining track from her album of the same name, showcasing her evolution from R&B pop to a more mature, soulful sound. Released during a pivotal era for her career, the recording blends smooth vocals with a contemporary production style that reflects her personal growth and artistic independence. The song serves as a centerpiece on the album, offering a reflective take on identity and connection that resonated with listeners seeking depth beyond typical pop formulas. As part of her broader discography, "Human" highlights her ability to craft introspective ballads that balance commercial appeal with genuine emotional resonance, cementing her status as a versatile vocalist in the modern R&B landscape.