Aline Barros - Dame Paz Lyrics
Lyrics
Cada anochecer hasta el despertar
Dame paz mi Cristo
Si en la tempestad llega la ansiedad
Dame paz mi Cristo
Dame paz
T?mame en tus brazos Cristo
Dame paz
Tu dulce voz quiero escuchar
Dame paz
Quita el temor que hay en m?
Si ni?o soy y en brazos voy
En mi soledad lejos del hogar
Dame paz mi Cristo
Y al descansar bajo tu luz Dios
Dame paz mi Cristo
Video
Dame paz Aline Barros letra
Meaning & Inspiration
Aline Barros's "Dame Paz," released in 2005 on the album *Aline*, is a deeply personal and spiritual plea for divine tranquility, born from a place of profound human vulnerability. The song's narrative unfolds with the quiet desperation of someone seeking solace amidst life's inevitable storms, both those that arrive with the dawn and those that plague the hours of sleep. The recurring invocation, "Dame paz mi Cristo," is not merely a request but a surrender, an acknowledgment that true peace transcends human capacity and can only be found in the embrace of Christ. This yearning for peace mirrors the scriptural emphasis on God as the ultimate source of rest and refuge. Consider Isaiah 26:3, which promises, "You will keep in perfect peace those whose minds are steadfast, because they trust in you." Barros’s lyrics articulate this trust, painting a picture of a soul longing for the comforting presence of Jesus, wanting to hear His "dulce voz" (sweet voice) and feel His arms around them, much like a child seeking security in a parent's embrace. This imagery resonates with Jesus' own words in Matthew 11:28, "Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest." The song addresses the pervasive nature of fear, a sentiment often addressed in scripture as something that God desires to conquer in us. The simple, childlike posture described in the lyrics—"Si niño soy y en brazos voy"—speaks to a humility and dependence that aligns with Jesus' teaching in Matthew 18:3, where He states that unless one becomes like a little child, they will never enter the kingdom of heaven. The theme of isolation and feeling "lejos del hogar" (far from home) is also a relatable human experience, yet within the context of faith, it transforms into an opportunity for God's presence to be felt even in the deepest solitude. The final lines, offering peace "bajo tu luz, Dios" (under your light, God), beautifully encapsulate the idea of divine illumination dispelling darkness and anxiety, fulfilling promises like Psalm 4:8: "In peace I will lie down and sleep, for you alone, Lord, make me dwell in safety." "Dame Paz" is more than a song; it is a testament to the power of prayer and the unwavering promise of God's peace that guards our hearts and minds, even when we feel lost or overwhelmed.