Gratidão

The song 'Gratidão' by Débora e Léia is a heartfelt expression of thankfulness to God for the blessings received in life. The lyrics are a humble acknowledgment of the many gifts that the singer feels unworthy of, yet deeply appreciates. The song opens with a general thankfulness to God for everything received without merit, setting a tone of humility and reverence.

The song then delves into specific blessings, starting with the family and home. The singer expresses gratitude for the love and warmth of a blessed home, contrasting it with the loneliness and lack of love that many others experience. This comparison highlights the singer's awareness of their fortunate circumstances and deepens the sense of gratitude.

Further, the song thanks God for the physical abilities and senses that allow the singer to experience and interact with the world. The ability to see, work, and speak are all highlighted as blessings, especially when compared to those who are blind, unable to work, or mute. This part of the song emphasizes the often-overlooked everyday blessings that many take for granted.

The song also touches on spiritual gratitude, thanking God for choosing the singer to be a part of His kingdom and for the salvation received through His love. This spiritual dimension adds depth to the song, showing that the gratitude extends beyond the physical and material to the eternal and divine.

In the closing lines, the singer acknowledges the impossibility of enumerating all the reasons for gratitude in a single song, trusting that God understands the depth of their thankfulness. This ending reinforces the theme of humility and the profound, personal nature of the singer's gratitude.