Aline Barros - Se Clamares Lyrics
Lyrics
Não me clamou
Naquele dia em que a dor chegou
Invadiu teu peito
Não me clamou
No dia em que alguém que confiou
Te enganou
E no prazer de uma grande conquista
Alguém chegou e matou tua alegria
Em tudo te espero ouvir clamar
Não me canso de te ajudar.
Tudo acontece se clamares
Vitórias tem se a mim clamares
Eu quero ouvir-te então clamando
Então clama e depois
Serás feliz demais.
É só clamar
E nunca vou te deixar na mão
Seja onde fores
Eu Sou Jesus
E pelo teu bem vou pelejar
Sobre o que quiseres
Te amo demais
Te corrijo e conforto
E ai de quem tentar contra tua sorte
Em tudo te quero ouvir clamar
Não me canso de te ajudar.
[refrão - 2x]
Video
Aline Barros - Se Clamares (Vídeo Ao Vivo)
Meaning & Inspiration
Released on November 29, 2012, Aline Barros's "Se Clamares" emerges as a powerful testament to the unwavering solace and divine intervention available through earnest prayer. The song beautifully articulates a narrative of God's patient, ever-present love, even when we fail to reach out to Him in our moments of deepest despair or when life's cruelties leave us reeling. It paints a poignant picture of human vulnerability – the sting of betrayal, the crushing weight of lost joy – situations where, ironically, our instinct might be to withdraw rather than seek refuge. Yet, the core message, sung with Barros's characteristic conviction, is an invitation, a constant call to action: to cry out, to "clamares." This isn't a conditional offer of help; it's an assurance that God is listening, ready to intervene, to fight our battles and restore our joy. The lyrical progression emphasizes that genuine connection and divine empowerment are unlocked through this act of vocalizing our needs and trust.
The depth of "Se Clamares" resonates profoundly with biblical truths. The lyrics implicitly reference God's enduring faithfulness, echoing promises found throughout Scripture. Consider the sentiment that God is always waiting to help, a reflection of verses like Psalm 46:1, which declares God as "our refuge and strength, an ever-present help in trouble." The song challenges the notion of facing hardship alone, reminding listeners of God's active role in our lives, as promised in Deuteronomy 31:6: "Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid or terrified because of them, for the Lord your God goes with you; he will never leave you nor forsake you." The repeated invitation to "clamares" directly aligns with the biblical command to pray without ceasing, as Paul exhorts in 1 Thessalonians 5:17. It highlights that our voice in prayer is not insignificant; it is the key that unlocks divine resources and personal transformation. The assurance that "vitórias tem se a mim clamares" speaks to the power of faith expressed through prayer, referencing passages like Mark 11:24, which states, "Therefore I tell you, whatever you ask for in prayer, believe that you have received it, and it will be yours." Furthermore, the line "Eu Sou Jesus" is a direct affirmation of divine identity, reminding us that the one calling us to pray is indeed our Savior and Advocate, as confirmed in Hebrews 7:25: "Therefore he is able to save completely those who come to God through him, because he always lives to intercede for them." The song’s core message is a profound encouragement to embrace the transformative power of prayer, not as a last resort, but as a constant pathway to experiencing God’s victory, comfort, and steadfast love, mirroring the enduring narrative of God’s covenant faithfulness throughout the ages.