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Solo Eres Tu by Evan Craft cover art

Evan Craft - Solo Eres Tu Lyrics

Artist:
Evan Craft

Lyrics

En la oscuridad resplandece tu luz
Con tu gran amor t? venciste en la cruz
Me caigo al suelo en adoraci?n a t?


Me ense?aste a so?ar y como vivir
Con tu aliento, redimiste a m?
Y por tu voluntad, entrego mi coraz?n // a t?


S?lo eres t? digno de adoraci?n,
Con mi coraz?n conf?o en tus promesas,
No quiero nada m?s
Sino estar en tu presencia,
Cadena rompiste, verg?enza llevaste


Soy libre


Llamas a los muertos, como si fuesen muertos,
Me diste salvaci?n, cubriste mi transgresi?n,
Y cumpliste la ley, y t? diste perd?n // a m?


S?lo eres t? digno de adoraci?n,
Con mi coraz?n conf?o en tus promesas,
No quiero nada m?s
Sino estar en tu presencia,
Cadena rompiste, verg?enza llevaste
Soy libre


?Qu? me puede dar perd?n?
S?lo de Jes?s la sangre
Y un nuevo coraz?n
S?lo de Jes?s // la sangre


S?lo eres t? digno de adoraci?n,
Con mi coraz?n conf?o en tus promesas,
No quiero nada m?s
Sino estar en tu presencia,
Cadena rompiste, verg?enza llevaste
Soy libre


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Meaning & Inspiration

Evan Craft’s “Solo Eres Tú” is a Spanish-language declaration that Jesus alone is worthy of worship. Its images move from light shining in darkness and victory at the cross to a personal response of trust, surrender, and desire for God’s presence. The singer connects freedom with Christ bearing shame, breaking chains, granting forgiveness, and giving a new heart.

The references to redemption and forgiveness through Jesus’ blood closely echo Ephesians 1:7. The language about divine light shining in darkness also recalls John 1:5, where darkness does not overcome the light. A familiar hymn question about what can wash away sin strengthens the song’s focus on Christ’s sacrifice rather than human merit. Across its verses and refrain, the lyric presents worship as a response to salvation: Jesus fulfills what the sinner could not, brings freedom, and becomes the sole object of adoration.

Related Scripture

  • Ephesians 1:7 The passage connects redemption and forgiveness with Christ’s blood.
  • John 1:5 John describes the light shining in darkness without being overcome.