Amanhã

The song 'Amanhã' by Communion delves into the themes of faith, patience, and divine timing. The lyrics narrate a journey through a metaphorical desert, symbolizing life's challenges and struggles. The protagonist expresses a deep commitment to their faith, having faced numerous obstacles and battles, yet questions why they are not allowed to enter the Promised Land, or 'Canaã.' This reference to the biblical land of Canaan serves as a metaphor for achieving one's dreams and aspirations.

The chorus emphasizes the importance of waiting for God's timing. It suggests that when God asks someone to wait or denies them a particular dream, it is because He has something better in store. The line 'É porque teu hoje pode ser pra Deus o Amanhã' translates to 'It's because your today can be tomorrow for God,' highlighting the belief that what may seem like a delay or denial is part of a greater divine plan. This message encourages listeners to trust in God's wisdom and timing, even when their own dreams seem unattainable.

The song also addresses the pain of unfulfilled dreams and the struggle of seeing one's aspirations fall apart. However, it reassures that God's plans are deeper and more profound than human understanding. The repeated advice to 'Entregue a ELE os desejos do teu coração' ('Give Him the desires of your heart') and to trust in God's plan underscores the theme of surrendering one's will to a higher power. This act of faith is portrayed as a path to greater fulfillment and peace, even when immediate desires are not met.