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Me atraiu by Gabriela Rocha cover art

Gabriela Rocha - Me atraiu Lyrics

Artist:
Gabriela Rocha

Lyrics

Verse 1 (Repeat)


Eu poderia estar
Em qualquer outro lugar
Mas Tua glória me atraiu
Tua presença me atraiu


Verse 2


Tentei me esconder
Por medo de não viver
Mas Tua glória me atraiu
Tua presença me atraiu


Chorus (Repeat x4)


É que a sarça pegou fogo e não se consumiu
E a voz que saiu dela um dia me atraiu
E o meu coração queimou até que descobriu
Que um dia com Tua glória vale mais que mil


Verse 1 (Repeat)


Verse 2 (Repeat)


Chorus (Repeat x2)


Bridge


Eu não me canso, eu não me canso


Refrain (Repeat x2)


Atraído pela Tua presença
Não me vejo sem a Tua presença
Atraído pela Tua presença
Não me cansarei da Tua presença


Chorus (Repeat x2)


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Meaning & Inspiration

"Me Atraiu" ("You Drew Me") describes an encounter powerful enough to override every alternative, admitting the singer could have been anywhere else yet was drawn specifically by God's glory and presence. A second verse adds honesty about resistance, describing an attempt to hide out of fear rather than presenting attraction to God as immediate or uncomplicated.

The song's central image retells the account of the burning bush, a flame that did not consume what it burned, with the voice that spoke from it identified as the same voice that drew the singer. That direct connection between an ancient encounter and personal experience frames the song's attraction to God as continuous with how he has always revealed himself.

A repeated comparison, valuing a single day in God's glory above a thousand elsewhere, echoes a well-known psalm's declaration of preference. Rooted in contemporary Brazilian worship, the song functions as testimony of ongoing pursuit, repeating its central claim of being drawn and not growing weary of God's presence throughout its structure.

Related Scripture

  • Exodus 3:2-4 Describes the burning bush that was not consumed and the voice that called from it, the account the song directly retells.
  • Psalm 84:10 Declares that one day in God's courts is better than a thousand elsewhere, directly echoed in the song's repeated comparison.