Bruna Karla - Que Bom Voce Chegou Lyrics
Lyrics
Me sinto t?o amada,
Isso faz bem ao cora??o da gente
Quando tem algu?m pra dividir um grande amor
Como a brisa da manh?, assim voc? chegou
Uma ?tica perfeita de amor,
Uma ponte sobre um rio de dor
Na minha vida um sonho lindo se realizou
Um presente enviado pelo meu Senhor
Voc? foi como um dil?vio de amor
Arrancando do meu peito uma dor
E no lugar daquela cicatriz marcou
As cenas lindas que o tempo j? notou
Voc? ? minha tempestade do bem
Trazendo chuva ao meu deserto,
Me fazendo algu?m
Amada simplesmente pelo que ?
Ontem namorada, noiva, e agora sua mulher
Vamos nos molhar na chuva do Senhor
Alimentar com b?n??os o nosso amor
Fazer valer a pena tudo que a gente conquistou
Vamos juntos fazer um culto de agradecimento a Deus
Quando mais precisei voc? me apareceu
Um presente e o remetente era Deus
Me sinto t?o amada, isso faz bem
Video
Que Bom Que Você Chegou | CD Advogado Fiel | Bruna Karla
Meaning & Inspiration
Bruna Karla’s "Que Bom Que Você Chegou," released on October 26, 2016, as part of the album "Advogado Fiel," is a profound expression of divine love manifest through human connection, a theme deeply rooted in Christian scripture. The song narrates a journey from loneliness and pain to overwhelming love and fulfillment, attributing this transformation to God’s intervention. It speaks to the profound impact a loving partner can have, framing this relationship not just as a personal joy but as a tangible blessing from the Almighty. The lyrics paint a picture of someone who arrived like a gentle morning breeze, bringing clarity and peace, effectively bridging a "river of pain." This imagery resonates with the biblical concept of God’s presence bringing solace and healing, as seen in passages like Psalm 34:18, which states, “The Lord is close to the brokenhearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit.”
The song’s narrative unfolds with the arrival of a beloved individual, who is described as a "perfect perspective of love." This arrival is presented as a dream realized, a gift directly from the Lord. The metaphor of a "flood of love" that washes away past hurts and leaves behind beautiful memories directly echoes God’s abundant grace. The lyrics beautifully articulate how this love eradicates past sorrows, much like God promises in Isaiah 43:18-19: "Forget the former things; do not dwell on the past. See, I am doing a new thing! Now it springs up; do you not perceive it? I am making a way in the wilderness and rivers in the desert." The individual is then characterized as a "storm of good," bringing rain to a barren life and fostering a sense of being loved for who they truly are. This mirrors the unconditional love God offers, a love that affirms our identity and worth, as described in Ephesians 1:4-6, where we are chosen and loved by God before the creation of the world.
The transition from "yesterday’s girlfriend, fiancée, and now your wife" signifies a significant life milestone, a commitment sealed under God’s watchful eye. The desire to be "drenched in the Lord's rain" and "nourish our love with blessings" points to a conscious effort to build a life together that honors God, recognizing that true sustenance for any relationship comes from divine favor. The couple’s intention to make their conquered achievements worthwhile and to "together make a worship of thanksgiving to God" underscores a shared faith and a desire to acknowledge God in every aspect of their journey. This aligns with Colossians 3:17, which encourages believers to "do everything in the name of the Lord Jesus, giving thanks to God the Father through him." The repeated sentiment that this person appeared "when I needed them most," and was a "gift with the sender being God," is a powerful testament to faith, reinforcing the belief that God orchestrates meaningful encounters and provides precisely what is needed, often through the people we meet, as a tangible manifestation of His love and provision. The song ultimately celebrates the profound joy and security that come from experiencing God’s love, both directly and through the loving relationships He allows us to cultivate.