"Best Part of Me" is an acoustic ballad in which an insecure Ed Sheeran questions why his romantic partner loves him. My eyes are crossed, but they're still blue I bite my nails and tell the truth I go from thin to overweight day to day it fluctuates My skin is inked, but faded, too But she loves me, she loves me Why the hell she love me When she could have anyone else? Sheeran has admitted to having had a number of flaws when he was younger; he needed very big blue glasses for his eyesight, had hearing problems because of a missing eardrum and spoke with a stutter.
The song is a duet with Yebba, who also seems to have self-esteem issues; she too is unsure why her partner loves her. The US soul singer first came to the public attention when she collaborated with Sam Smith on his The Thrill of It All track "No Peace." She gained further prominence when her joint cover with PJ Morton of the Bee Gees' "How Deep Is Your Love" won a Grammy for Best Traditional R&B Performance at the 2019 awards. Yebba is also featured on three tracks on Mark Ronson's Late Night Feelings album and supplied backing vocals on Mumford & Sons Delta cut "October Skies."
Fun Fact: Yebba is her real name, Abbey, spelled backwards. She chose her artist moniker to honor her mom, who always called her by that name as a child.
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