Alex Campos - Derroche De Amor (Extended Version) Lyrics
Lyrics
Tengo un corazón Que se alimenta de tu suave y dulce voz Que se aferra a tu aliento, a tu amor Que se detiene si le falta tu calor Tengo un corazón que late al ritmo que me entona tu canción Que se acelera al saber que aqui estoy Frente a frente de el Eterno Creador
No entiendo tanto amor Tu me amaste siendo yo un pecador Ahora rindo lo que soy, Rindo mi vida, soy esclavo por amor
Tu me amas Diste tu vida, te entragaste Tu por mi Me enamoro cuando contemplo aquella obra en la cruz, Un derroche de amor el que tu diste por mi
Hoy mi vida Rinde su aliento, rinde el alma y corazón Rinde sus sueños, rinde toda su canción Mi mundo entero hoy me rindo, tuyo soy Tu mi vida, Tu el camino, Tu eres mi salvación Tu fiel amante, tu mi amigo, tu mi Dios Tu el refugio, tu mi luna, tu mi sol
No entiendo tanto amor Tu me amaste siendo yo un pecador Ahora rindo lo que soy Rindo mi vida, soy esclavo por amor
Tu me amas Diste Tu vida, te entragaste Tu por mi Me enamoro cuando contemplo aquella obra en la cruz Tu me amas Tu sangre eterna me ha hecho hoy vivir Tu mirada llena mi alma, llena todo mi existir Un derroche de amor el que tu diste por mi
Tu me amas corazón Te entregaste y yo era la razón Soy poesía, soy tu eterna canción Soy la oveja que un dia rescató Eres vida, eres todo lo que soy Me haces tuyo, me atraes con tu voz Me declaro ser tu amante, tu mi Dios Hoy declaro que eres mi Salvador Que eres tu mi inspiración Eres fuego, eres luz, eres mi sol, eres canción Hoy me entrego por completo al amor que todo por mi entregó
Video
Derroche de amor - Alex Campos - video oficial (HD) 2015.
Meaning & Inspiration
Alex Campos' "Derroche De Amor (Extended Version)," released on April 21, 2015, is a profound exploration of God's extravagant, unmerited love, a concept deeply rooted in Christian theology. The song doesn't just present love; it embodies the very essence of a divine outpouring, a "lavish expenditure of love" as the title suggests, mirroring the sacrificial nature of Christ's love for humanity. This theme resonates powerfully with passages like John 3:16, "For God so loved the world, that he gave his only Son," and Romans 5:8, which states, "But God demonstrates his own love for us in this: While we were still sinners, Christ died for us." Campos' rendition delves into the overwhelming nature of this love, suggesting it's not something earned or deserved, but a free gift, a "derroche" that overflows regardless of our actions. The extended version allows for a deeper immersion into this message, perhaps offering more space to contemplate the vastness of God's grace. The spiritual impact of such a message is immense, serving as a reminder of our identity as beloved children, a truth illuminated in 1 John 3:1, "See what great love the Father has lavished on us, that we should be called children of God! And that is what we are." The song, therefore, is not merely a musical piece but a theological declaration, an invitation to embrace the boundless affection God pours out, urging listeners to respond with gratitude and a transformed life, reflecting the very love they have received, as commanded in Ephesians 5:1-2, "Be imitators of God, therefore, as dearly loved children, and live a life of love, just as Christ loved us and gave himself up for us as a fragrant offering and sacrifice to God."