Lyrics
Tu sei qui
Ti muovi tra di noi
Adoro Te, adoro Te
Tu sei qui, operi tra noi
Adoro Te, adoro Te
Tu sei
Fedele, miracoloso
Sei potente, luce nel buio
Sei Tu che aprirai una via
Fedele, miracoloso
Sei potente, luce nel buio
Sei Tu che aprirai una via
Tu sei qui
Tocchi il cuore mio
Adoro Te, adoro Te
Tu sei qui, guariscimi Signor
Adoro te, oh, adoro te
Fedele, miracoloso
Sei potente, luce nel buio
Sei Tu che aprirai una via
Fedele, miracoloso
Sei potente, luce nel buio
Sei Tu che aprirai una via
Ecco chi Tu sei (ecco chi Tu sei)
Ecco chi Tu sei
Ecco chi Tu sei
Ecco chi Tu sei
Anche quando non riesco a sentirti
Credo che Tu continui a guidarmi
Aprirai, aprirai
Aprirai, apri una via
Anche quando non riesco a sentirti
Credo che Tu continui a guidarmi
Aprirai, aprirai
Aprirai, apri una via
Anche quando non riesco a sentirti
Credo che Tu continui a guidarmi
Aprirai, aprirai
Aprirai, apri una via
Waymaker
Miracle worker
Promise keeper
Light in the darkness
My God
That is who You are (ooh, yeah)
Waymaker
Miracle worker
Promise keeper
Light in the darkness
My God
That is who You are
That is who You are (that is who You are)
That is who You are (that is who You are)
I know (that is who You are)
You're the Waymaker
Ecco chi Tu sei
Sì, tu sei
Oh, ecco chi Tu sei
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Meaning & Inspiration
“Aprirai Una Via (Way Maker)” is a bilingual declaration of worship centered on God’s active presence. The Italian verses describe him moving among his people, touching the heart, healing, guiding, and opening a way. The English refrain gathers those actions into a series of names: way maker, miracle worker, promise keeper, and light in the darkness. Repetition gives the song the character of sustained confession, especially when immediate sight or feeling offers little confirmation.
The promise of a way opening closely recalls Isaiah 43, where God announces a new path in the wilderness. Calling God light in the darkness also aligns with Jesus’ words in John 8 that he is the light of the world. The lyric does not make faith dependent on perception; it portrays trust as continuing even when God’s work cannot be felt. Its movement between Italian and English reinforces the same central conviction across both sections: God’s identity remains constant, his promises remain dependable, and his presence deserves adoration.
Related Scripture
- Isaiah 43:19 God declares that he is doing a new thing and making a way in the wilderness.
- John 8:12 Jesus identifies himself as the light of the world and promises the light of life to his followers.