Lyrics
Verse 1
Temprano yo te buscaré,
de madrugada yo me acercaré a ti.
Mi alma te anhela y tiene sed
para ver tu gloria y tu poder.
Chorus
Mi socorro has sido tú
y en la sombra de tus alas yo me gozaré.
Mi alma está apegada a ti
porque tu diestra… me ha sostenido,
oh tu diestra me ha sostenido.
Yo te busco, yo te busco,
con fuego en mi corazón.
Yo te busco, yo te busco,
recibe mi adoración.
Bridge
Te anhelo, te,
te amo más que a mi ser.
Más que a mi ser,
Más que a mi ser.
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Meaning & Inspiration
"Temprano te buscaré" is a Spanish-language worship song by Marcos Witt built around the image of seeking God early in the morning. The verses describe a soul that thirsts for God's presence, longing to see His glory and power before the day begins. This picture of urgent, early devotion echoes long-standing worship traditions that treat the first hours of the day as a fitting time for prayer.
The chorus turns to imagery of refuge, describing shelter in the shadow of God's wings and being upheld by His right hand. This language suggests trust that endures even when circumstances are difficult, since strength is described as coming from outside the singer. The repeated declaration "yo te busco" (I seek you) frames worship as an active pursuit rather than a passive feeling.
The bridge intensifies this devotion, expressing love for God described as greater than love for one's own life. Taken together, the lyrics present a portrait of worship centered on seeking, refuge, and wholehearted love, themes common to contemporary Spanish-language praise and worship music.
Related Scripture
- Psalm 63:1 The psalmist describes an early, thirsting search for God, matching the song's opening image of seeking Him at daybreak.
- Psalm 91:1 This verse describes dwelling in the shelter and shadow of God, echoing the chorus imagery of refuge under His wings.