Lyrics
Perdido me encontraste
Sanaste una vida de dolor
Ahora me llamas hijo
Rompiste las cadenas libre soy
Me rescataste y tuyo siempre yo ser?
Me hiciste libre y tuyo siempre yo ser?
Salvo y sin m?s prejuicios
Mi coraz?n anhela m?s de ti
Tu poder me sostiene Cristo
Rompiste la mentira en mi vivir
Me rescataste y tuyo siempre yo ser?
Me hiciste libre y tuyo siempre yo ser?
Me rescataste y tuyo siempre yo ser?
Me hiciste libre y tuyo siempre yo ser?
Te amar? oh Dios, te dar? la gloria
Todo el honor a ti entregar?
Me ofrezco hoy, un sacrificio soy
Eres mi pasi?n, tuyo es mi coraz?n
Te amar? oh Dios y te dar? la gloria
Todo el honor a ti entregar?
Me ofrezco hoy, un sacrificio soy
T? eres mi pasi?n y tuyo es mi coraz?n
Me rescataste y tuyo siempre yo ser?
Me hiciste libre y tuyo siempre yo ser?
Me rescataste y tuyo siempre yo ser?
Me hiciste libre y tuyo siempre yo ser?
Me rescataste y tuyo siempre yo ser?
Me hiciste libre y tuyo siempre yo ser?
Te amar? oh Dios, te dar? la gloria
Todo el honor a ti entregar?
Me ofrezco hoy, un sacrificio soy
T? eres mi pasi?n, tuyo es mi coraz?n
Te amar? oh Dios, te dar? la gloria
Todo el honor a ti entregar?
Me ofrezco hoy, un sacrificio soy
Eres mi pasi?n, tuyo es mi coraz?n
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Meaning & Inspiration
“Tuyo Siempre Seré” is a Spanish worship song centered on rescue, freedom, belonging, and grateful surrender. The lyric moves from being lost and wounded to being found, healed, and called a child. Its repeated confession that the singer will always belong to God gives the song a clear devotional focus, while references to broken chains and sustaining power portray Christ as the source of a changed life.
The imagery of liberation is consistent with Galatians 5:1, which speaks of the freedom Christ gives. The language of rescue also recalls Colossians 1:13–14 and its description of deliverance and redemption in Christ. When the lyric offers life as a sacrifice and gives God glory and honor, it closely parallels Romans 12:1. These biblical connections support the song’s movement from salvation to response: grace leads not merely to relief, but to worship, loyalty, and the offering of the whole self to God.
Related Scripture
- Galatians 5:1 Paul describes the freedom Christ gives, matching the song’s broken-chain imagery.
- Colossians 1:13-14 The passage speaks of rescue, redemption, and forgiveness in Christ.
- Romans 12:1 Paul calls believers to offer themselves to God as a living sacrifice.