Dame De Beber

Marcos Witt's song 'Dame De Beber' is a heartfelt cry for spiritual nourishment and closeness to the divine. The lyrics express a deep longing to be in the presence of the sacred, to contemplate it, and to engage in worship. The repetition of the desire to 'be in your presence' and 'contemplate' suggests a meditative state where the singer seeks to be fully immersed in a spiritual experience.

The chorus, 'Dame de beber, de tu manantial; Dame de beber, necesito más...' translates to 'Give me to drink, from your spring; Give me to drink, I need more...' This is a metaphor for the singer's thirst for spiritual fulfillment, which he believes can only be quenched by the divine source, symbolized by the 'spring' or 'fountain.' The repetition of 'necesito más' (I need more) emphasizes the insatiable nature of this spiritual thirst.

Marcos Witt is known for his Christian music, and 'Dame De Beber' fits within this genre as a worship song. It is a personal and intimate plea for a deeper connection with God, reflecting the universal human search for meaning and a higher purpose. The simplicity of the lyrics, combined with their repetitive nature, allows listeners to easily engage with the song's message and find their own longing for spiritual connection reflected in it.