Alma Abatida
Ereni, Débora e Léia
A Divine Call to the Weary Soul
The song 'Alma Abatida' by Ereni, Débora e Léia is a heartfelt plea to those who are weary, oppressed, and burdened. The lyrics open with a poignant question, asking the downtrodden soul where it is. This sets the stage for a compassionate response from the 'Mestre' (Master), who is deeply moved by the soul's suffering and promises to seek it out. The Master offers a place of rest and love, urging the soul to leave behind its suffering and affliction. This message is a powerful reminder of the solace and relief that can be found in faith and divine love.
The chorus reinforces this comforting message, with the Master promising to provide relief and peace to the troubled heart. The lyrics emphasize that the Master is a refuge in times of tribulation, offering peace and forgiveness. This is a profound expression of the Christian belief in God's unwavering support and mercy, especially during life's most challenging moments. The repetition of the promise of peace and forgiveness serves to reassure the listener of the Master's steadfast presence and care.
In the second verse, the song takes on an urgent tone, reminding the listener that the world is full of deep horrors and that the end is near. The Master calls for a swift return, emphasizing that there is no other source of help but in Him. This verse underscores the urgency of seeking divine refuge and the futility of relying on worldly solutions. The Master identifies Himself as the God of Isaac, Jacob, and Abraham, invoking the rich biblical heritage and the enduring faith of these patriarchs. This connection to the past reinforces the timeless nature of the Master's promise and the enduring strength of faith.
The song concludes with a melodic 'lalalalala,' which serves as a soothing and reflective ending, allowing the listener to absorb the comforting and hopeful message. 'Alma Abatida' is a beautiful and moving reminder of the peace and solace that can be found in faith, especially during times of suffering and tribulation.