Coisa do Meu Deus (part. Eliã Oliveira)

The door seems made of iron, the sky is bronze
In moments of fear, we even forget the promises
But God doesn’t, God doesn’t forget
Time sounds an alarm in my chest
There are voices shouting that there’s no way out
Friends distance themselves and abandon us
But God doesn’t, He doesn’t abandon

On the contrary, even though invisible, He is near
His presence is fuel to keep you from stopping
Who said that an iron door stops Him from working?

Don’t try to understand, just believe that victory is certain
God will make you stand there with your mouth wide open
When the extraordinary happens, and it will happen
Don’t try to understand, because God is mystery within mystery
And when they ask how it happened
You’ll just say: That’s something my God did

It’s something my God does to open the sea
It’s something my God does to make the giant fall
It’s something my God does to change nature
To make a hungry lion ignore its prey
It’s something my God does to open a locked door
To answer a believer’s prayer in the middle of the night
To remove depression, throw fear away
To change your story forever

Don’t try to understand, just believe that victory is certain
God will make you stand there with your mouth wide open
When the extraordinary happens, and it will happen
Don’t try to understand, because God is mystery within mystery
And when they ask how it happened
You’ll just say: That’s something my God did

It’s something my God does to open the sea
It’s something my God does to make the giant fall
It’s something my God does to change nature
To make a hungry lion ignore its prey
It’s something my God does to open a locked door
To answer a believer’s prayer in the middle of the night
To remove depression, throw fear away
To change your story forever

Don’t try to understand, just believe that victory is certain
God will make you stand there with your mouth wide open
When the extraordinary happens, and it will happen
Don’t try to understand, because God is mystery within mystery
And when they ask how it happened
You’ll just say: That’s something my God did

My God, my God (hallelujah)
That’s something my God did, my God