Alex Campos - Vives Tú Y Vivo Yo Lyrics
Lyrics
Que me ha hecho tu mirada
Se ha quedado aquí en mi mente
Me cautiva la razón.
Me observas en silencio
Cuando te sigo de lejos
Negando a tu fiel amor.
La noche se hace fría
Los deseos se agonizan
Se entristece el corazón
Me encuentro perdido,
Estoy confundido,
Recuerdo en silencio tu voz.
Tu voz que penetra,
En mi cuerpo en mi alma,
No olvido en ti encuentro perdón.
Son tan dulces tus palabras
Que me envuelven a mí me atrapan
Agonía tu canción.
La canción que me levanta
Que me llama y que me aleja
De esta absurda tentación.
Si preguntas si te amo
Mi respuesta es que te adoro
Con mi mente y corazón
Me encuentro perdido,
Estoy confundido,
Recuerdo en silencio tu voz.
Tu voz que penetra,
En mi cuerpo en mi alma,
No olvido en ti encuentro perdón.
Y este amor, con tres días le basto
No murió, con poder se levantó,
Vives tu vivo yo.
Me encuentro perdido,
Estoy confundido,
Recuerdo en silencio tu voz.
Tu voz que penetra,
En mi cuerpo en mi alma,
No olvido en ti encuentro perdón.
Perdón que del cielo,
Bajó siendo niño,
Ese niño murió por mi amor.
Te amo a ti, Te amo a ti,
Tan solo a ti.
Te amo a ti, Te amo a ti,
Tan solo a ti.
Vives tú y vivo yo
Video
VIVES TÚ VIVO YO I Alex Campos I El Concierto Derroche de Amor (HD)
Meaning & Inspiration
Alex Campos' powerful anthem, "Vives Tú Y Vivo Yo," released as part of "El Concierto Derroche de Amor" in 2016, is a profound declaration of Christ-centered living. The song’s essence isn't found in intricate melodies, but in its unshakeable message, which echoes the very heart of the Gospel. At its core, "Vives Tú Y Vivo Yo" is a vibrant testimony to the transformative power of a life surrendered to God, a life where Jesus is not merely an influence, but the very source of existence. This profound truth finds deep resonance in Scripture, particularly in passages that speak of our new identity in Christ. The Apostle Paul's declaration in Galatians 2:20, "I have been crucified with Christ and I no longer live, but Christ lives in me," is the foundational pillar upon which this song stands. Campos articulates this concept with an inspiring clarity, conveying that true life is not our own, but a shared existence with the divine. This idea is further illuminated by Jesus' own words in John 15:4-5, where He states, "Remain in me, as I remain in you. No branch can bear fruit by itself; it must remain in the vine. Neither can you bear fruit unless you remain in me." "Vives Tú Y Vivo Yo" breathes life into these ancient truths, painting a picture of a believer whose every breath, every action, and every purpose is intrinsically linked to the indwelling Christ. It's a call to recognize that our vitality, our ability to love, to overcome, and to live righteously, originates not from our own strength, but from the life of Jesus flowing through us. This song is a beautiful reminder that when Christ lives in us, we truly begin to live, reflecting His glory and purpose in every aspect of our being.