Lyrics
I love the way that you call my name.
Brought me out of darkness into your marvelous light.
And I love the way that you never change.
Lord when I was thirsty, you gave me mercy to drink.
So we sing....
Chorus:
Te amo I love you, con todo mi corazon,
Te amo, I love you, con todo mi corazon,
with all of my heart oh Se?or, I love you Lord
I love the way, that you help me see,
Lord not what I am but what you want me to be!
And I love the way that you took my pain.
Lord when I was hurting, you spoke life into me,
and so we sing......
Chorus:
Te amo, I love you, con todo mi corazon,
Te amo I love you con todo mi corazon,
Te amo I love you con todo mi corazon,
With all of my heart oh Se?or, I love you Lord
No MOUNTAIN too high!
Te amo I love you, con todo mi corazon,
Te amo I love you, con todo mi corazon, Te amo,
I love you, con todo mi corazon,
Te amo I love you con todo mi corazon,
With all of my heart, oh Se?or, I love you Lord
Hook:
I love Jesus! I'm going to tell the world!
Te amo I love you, con todo mi corazon,
Te amo I love you, con todo mi corazon
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Meaning & Inspiration
Te Amo is a direct song of devotion that joins English testimony with a Spanish declaration of love for the Lord. Its opening lines praise God for calling by name, bringing a life out of darkness, and remaining unchanged. Mercy is pictured as a drink for thirst, while later lines describe restored sight, relief from pain, and words that bring life. These personal images give the repeated chorus a clear foundation in gratitude.
The phrase about marvelous light closely echoes the language of First Peter, where believers are called from darkness into the light of God. The image of spiritual thirst also recalls biblical prayers that seek God as urgently as water. The Spanish promise of love makes the response comprehensive: love for God involves the whole heart. As the song expands from individual confession to telling the world, its worship becomes open proclamation, with the bilingual refrain carrying the same praise across both languages.
Related Scripture
- 1 Peter 2:9 Peter describes God calling his people out of darkness into his marvelous light.
- Psalm 42:1-2 The psalm compares longing for God with a deep thirst for water.