Seja Quem For

The song 'Seja Quem For' by Elielton Jhonson is a heartfelt plea for communication and guidance from a higher power, which in the context of the lyrics, is God. The opening lines set a tone of vulnerability and desperation, as the speaker is 'on their knees' making an appeal to God to speak to them. This act of kneeling is traditionally associated with prayer and supplication, indicating a deep need for divine intervention in the speaker's life.

The chorus, 'Use o pastor, seja quem for, fale comigo,' translates to 'Use the pastor, whoever it may be, speak to me,' suggesting that the speaker is open to receiving God's message through any means, even if it is through another person, such as a pastor. The repetition of the phrase 'fala comigo' (speak to me) emphasizes the urgency and the longing for a sign or a word from God to alleviate the suffering they are experiencing.

The latter part of the song shifts from a plea to a comforting response, presumably from God, assuring the speaker that their suffering has come to an end and that they have been heard. The lines 'Eu Sou o Senhor e com muito amor, Eu te ouvi' (I am the Lord and with much love, I have heard you) offer a message of hope and reassurance that they are not alone. The repeated affirmation 'E saiba que Eu não te abandonei, Meu filho querido' (And know that I have not abandoned you, my beloved child) serves to comfort and remind the listener of the enduring presence and love of God.