Gratidão

The song "Gratidão" by Harpa Cristã is a hymn expressing deep gratitude and reverence for Jesus Christ and his sacrifice on the cross. The lyrics are a declaration of love and thankfulness for the blessings and love that the singer believes Jesus has provided. The repeated mention of 'mil cantares,' which translates to 'a thousand songs,' signifies an endless and profound expression of gratitude that the singer wishes to offer.

The chorus emphasizes the act of praising Jesus, who is referred to as 'our King,' for his ultimate sacrifice of dying on the cross out of love for humanity. The song suggests that this act brings peace and satisfaction through grace, which is a central theme in Christian theology. The lyrics also touch upon the idea of Jesus providing spiritual wealth and sustenance from heaven, which the singer acknowledges with a promise of loyalty and continuous praise.

The song's final verses focus on the personal relationship between the singer and Jesus, describing Jesus as loving and compassionate, especially at Calvary, the site of the crucifixion. The 'fountain of Light' that heals the suffering is a metaphor for the salvation and hope that the singer believes Jesus offers to all. The song culminates in a personal commitment to sing praises out of gratitude for salvation, reflecting a deep sense of joy and devotion in the singer's heart.