Aline Barros - Fazendinha Lyrics
Lyrics
Vamos louvar ao senhor!
Essa fazendinha tá demais!
Na fazendinha dessa vila, o pato faz: Quac quac
E tem o galo e a galinha a cantar: Cocoricó
Tem ovelha, tem coelho, tem vaquinha que faz mu
E todos juntos vão louvando ao senhor
Na cantoria vou louvando ao senhor
La la la la la!
Se ligue bem, também louvando ao senhor (comigo)!!
Batendo palma, assobiando
Na fazendinha todos louvam com amor
Chaga laga laga laga la
Nota dez para os bichinhos, pra mim e pra você
Que tem louvado a Jesus com seu viver
Video
Aline Barros - Fazendinha
Meaning & Inspiration
Aline Barros's "Fazendinha," released on April 27, 2018, as part of the *ImaginAline (Playback)* album, presents a delightful and profoundly simple yet powerful message of praise and unity. While seemingly geared towards a younger audience with its playful depiction of farm animals, the song's core intention is to draw all listeners, regardless of age, into the act of glorifying God. The "fazendinha" or little farm becomes a metaphor for the diverse creation, where each creature, from the quacking duck to the mooing cow, contributes to a harmonious chorus of worship. This echoes the biblical call for all creation to praise its Creator, as seen in Psalm 148, which enumerates various celestial bodies, earthly elements, and living beings, all commanded to “praise the Lord.” The lyrics emphasize that this worship is not confined to a specific place or method; it’s about a life lived in joyful acknowledgment of God's presence. The invitation to "se ligue bem, também louvando ao senhor (comigo)" and to clap and whistle underscores that worship is active, participatory, and can be expressed through spontaneous expressions of joy, much like David danced before the Ark of the Covenant in 2 Samuel 6:14. The song beautifully articulates the idea that our very existence, our "viver," should be a testament to our faith in Jesus, a concept deeply rooted in Romans 12:1, which urges believers to offer their bodies as living sacrifices, holy and pleasing to God. This isn't just about attending services or singing hymns; it's about integrating praise into the fabric of our daily lives, recognizing that every talent, every interaction, and every breath can be an act of devotion. The "nota dez para os bichinhos, pra mim e pra você / Que tem louvado a Jesus com seu viver" serves as a final affirmation, celebrating not just the imagined harmony of the farm but the very real and intentional worship that should characterize the lives of believers, a consistent and loving tribute to Christ through our actions and our very being.