Lyrics
La culpa es m?a no lo puedo negar
De mi pasado quiero escapar
Qui?n me salvar? (3x)
Viniste tu para darme perd?n
No te deje entrar en mi coraz?n
T? me salvar?s (3x)
Abriste mis ojos y te veo
y ahora yo se que...
Tu por siempre me amaste primero
Te entrego mi coraz?n entero
Veo tu amor tan profundo,
Yo quiero m?s de ti, yo soy segundo
(Soy segundo)
Te seguir? al fin del mundo
Te pongo a ti en mi vida primero
T? me salvas (3x)
Abriste mis ojos y te veo
y ahora yo se que...
Tu por siempre me amaste primero
Te entregue mi coraz?n entero
Veo tu amor tan profundo
Yo quiero m?s de ti, yo soy segundo
Que tu nombre sea famoso,
Te exaltar? eres primero
Declarar? tu nombre al mundo
En mi vida ser?s n?mero uno
Tu por siempre me amaste primero
Te entrego mi coraz?n entero
Veo tu amor tan profundo
Yo quiero m?s de ti yo soy segundo
Yo soy segundo (3x)
Qui?n me salvar? (3x)
T? me salvar?s (3x)
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Meaning & Inspiration
“Yo Soy Segundo” centers on repentance, rescue, and a reordered life. The opening confession acknowledges guilt and the desire to escape the past, while the repeated question about salvation gives way to confidence in Christ. Its central declaration places Christ first and the singer second, framing discipleship as a willing surrender of status, direction, and affection. The language of an opened heart and opened eyes also connects forgiveness with a changed vision of life.
The song then moves from personal devotion toward public praise. The singer promises to follow Christ, exalt his name, and declare that name to the world. That progression makes the lyric both a confession of faith and a statement of allegiance. Its theme closely echoes the biblical priority of seeking God’s kingdom first, while the claim that Christ loved first recalls the source of Christian love described in 1 John. The repeated phrase “yo soy segundo” gives the song a clear summary: salvation leads to a life in which Christ receives first place.
Related Scripture
- Matthew 6:33 Jesus teaches that God’s kingdom and righteousness are to be sought first.
- 1 John 4:19 The song’s claim that Christ loved first echoes this verse about love beginning with God.