Aline Barros - Trenzinho Chic Pom Lyrics
Lyrics
Piuí, piuí
Chic pom, chic pom
O trenzinho vai partir
Chic pom, chic pom
Quem quiser pode subir
Chic pom, chic pom
Jesus é o capitão
Piuí, piuí
Chic pom, chic pom
O trenzinho vai passar
Chic pom, chic pom
O apito vai tocar, piuí, piuí
Ta na hora de embarcar
Quem tá indo para a igreja sobe aí
Quem quer adorar a deus pode subir
O trenzinho vai na direção do céu
O trenzinho do amor já vai partir
O trenzinho vai partir
Sobe aí, sobe aí
Quem vai, quem vai
Sobe aí, sobe aí
Eu e você somos vagões
Os passageiros são os nossos corações
O trenzinho vai partir
Sobe aí, sobe aí
Quem vai, quem vai
Sobe aí, sobe aí
Eu e você somos vagões
Os passageiros são os nossos corações
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Video
Aline Barros - Trenzinho Chic Pom - DVD Aline Barros e Cia 3
Meaning & Inspiration
Released as part of "Aline Barros e Cia 3" on February 25, 2022, "Trenzinho Chic Pom" emerges not just as a song, but as a vibrant invitation to a spiritual journey. At its core, the song uses the familiar imagery of a departing train to convey a profound theological message of salvation and communal worship. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of Jesus as the "capitão" of this train, guiding it towards its ultimate destination: heaven. This immediately brings to mind the concept of God’s sovereignty and His ultimate plan for humanity, as described in passages like Ephesians 1:11, which speaks of God working all things according to the counsel of His will. The train itself becomes a powerful metaphor for the Church, the vehicle through which believers travel together on their pilgrimage of faith. The repeated call to "subir aí" (get on board) is a direct echo of Christ's own invitation in Matthew 11:28, where He says, "Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest." The act of "embarcar" (boarding) signifies a conscious decision to enter into a relationship with God and to journey with Him. The song beautifully articulates the purpose of this journey, highlighting the desire to "adorar a Deus" (worship God) and to head "para a igreja" (to church), emphasizing the communal aspect of faith and the importance of gathering for worship. This resonates with Hebrews 10:25, which urges believers not to neglect meeting together. The idea of individuals and their hearts becoming "vagões" (carriages) pulled by Jesus, the captain, is a particularly insightful portrayal of how our lives are meant to be integrated into God's larger purpose. Our hearts, as the "passageiros" (passengers), are invited to be filled with God's love and direction, reflecting the transformation that occurs when we surrender our lives to Christ. This transformation is central to the Christian message, as described in 2 Corinthians 5:17: "Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, the new creation has come: The old has gone, the new is here!" The song’s simple yet profound message encourages active participation in God's unfolding plan, reminding us that this spiritual train is always ready to depart, carrying all who choose to believe towards an eternal destination, guided by the love and authority of Jesus Christ.