Bruna Karla - Voce Precisa Lyrics
Lyrics
?... A? est? voc?, desiludido com a vida
Sem ter o que fazer
Se perdeu na ilus?o de ser feliz
Machucou o cora??o
Os seus sonhos se perderam com a falta do que sonhar
O teu sorriso j? ? coisa do passado
Mas j? ? hora dele voltar
Voc? precisa acabar de uma vez com esse medo
Para ser feliz n?o tem segredo
Tem que se entregar a Jesus
?... se voc? permitir, Jesus Cristo vai em ti agir
Tudo aquilo que voc? errou
Deus perdoou, pois o Seu nome ? amor
Os teus sonhos j? voltaram
E voc? pensa em realiz?-los
O teu sorriso j? ? uma realidade
Quem se entrega a Jesus ? feliz de verdade
Video
Você Precisa | CD Vento do Espírito | Bruna Karla
Meaning & Inspiration
Bruna Karla's "Você Precisa," released on October 26, 2016, as part of her album *Vento do Espírito*, emerges as a profound spiritual anthem, directly addressing the deeply human condition of disillusionment and offering a clear, hope-filled path forward. The song begins by painting a poignant picture of someone adrift, "desiludido com a vida," lost in the illusion of happiness, with a wounded heart and dreams shattered by a lack of vision. The imagery of a lost smile, a "coisa do passado," immediately connects with anyone who has experienced a period of despair, where the light seems to have vanished from their world. This initial lament is not merely descriptive; it serves as an empathetic recognition of the spiritual exhaustion that can overtake a person when hope has dwindled, echoing the cry of many souls who feel overwhelmed and purposeless.
The core of the song's message swiftly shifts from diagnosis to divine prescription. It declares with loving urgency, "Você precisa acabar de uma vez com esse medo," directly challenging the paralyzing fear that often accompanies such desolation. This is not a simple platitude but a call to active faith, asserting that "para ser feliz não tem segredo, tem que se entregar a Jesus." Here, the song encapsulates the fundamental truth of the Gospel: true joy and peace are found not through self-effort or worldly pursuits, but through humble surrender to Christ. This resonates powerfully with verses like 2 Timothy 1:7, which reminds us that God has not given us a spirit of fear, but of power, of love, and of a sound mind, and Isaiah 41:10, where God assures us not to fear, for He is with us. The solution offered is straightforward yet revolutionary, positioning Jesus as the sole source of genuine happiness, a truth celebrated in Matthew 11:28-30, where Jesus invites all who are weary and burdened to come to Him for rest.
As the song progresses, it beautifully illustrates the transformative power of this surrender. It promises that if one allows, "Jesus Cristo vai em ti agir," emphasizing the active, interventional nature of divine grace. The lyrics declare a powerful truth: "Tudo aquilo que você errou, Deus perdoou, pois o Seu nome é amor." This speaks directly to the burden of guilt and shame that often exacerbates feelings of disillusionment. The assurance of complete forgiveness, rooted in God's very nature as love, is a cornerstone of Christian faith, bringing immense relief and liberation. This echoes 1 John 1:9, affirming that if we confess our sins, He is faithful and just to forgive us our sins and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness, and Ephesians 1:7, which states that in Him we have redemption through His blood, the forgiveness of sins, in accordance with the riches of God's grace.
The song culminates in a triumphant affirmation of restoration. The lost dreams are not just remembered but "já voltaram," and the individual begins to "pensa em realizá-los." The faded smile becomes "já é uma realidade," illustrating the tangible, observable change that occurs when one truly embraces Christ. The declaration "Quem se entrega a Jesus é feliz de verdade" serves as both a conclusion and an invitation, solidifying the promise of authentic, lasting joy. This restoration of dreams and joy is a common theme throughout Scripture, from Jeremiah 29:11, detailing God's plans for a future full of hope, to Psalm 126:2, which describes mouths filled with laughter and tongues singing for joy when the Lord restores fortunes. Bruna Karla’s "Você Precisa" is more than just a song; it's a tender yet firm pastoral call to turn from despair to divine hope, reminding all who feel lost that God’s love is boundless, His forgiveness complete, and true happiness is found in the arms of Jesus. It is a powerful reminder that no matter how broken life may seem, there is always an open invitation to new beginnings and real joy through faith.