Chamado

In 'Chamado,' Judson Oliveira delves into the profound experience of receiving a divine calling and the unwavering commitment that follows. The song begins with a nostalgic reflection on the moment the singer felt called by the Lord, a pivotal event that changed the course of his life. The lyrics, 'Nunca me esquecerei / O dia em que o senhor me chamou,' highlight the significance of this spiritual encounter. The immediate response, 'eis-me aqui,' signifies a readiness and willingness to serve, setting the tone for the journey ahead.

As the song progresses, Oliveira candidly addresses the challenges and disappointments that come with such a commitment. The lines, 'Os anos se passaram, decepções vieram / Ferido fui, machucado eu fui,' reveal the emotional and spiritual struggles faced over the years. Despite these hardships, the refrain 'Mais valeu a pena / Meu Deus valeu a pena' underscores a deep sense of fulfillment and purpose found in following this path. This acknowledgment of the worthiness of the sacrifice is a testament to the strength of faith and dedication.

The latter part of the song is a powerful declaration of continued commitment and trust in divine guidance. The repeated plea, 'Usa-me! / Por favor usa-me,' reflects a desire to be of service wherever and however needed. The resolve to not look back or abandon the mission, 'Eu não vou olhar pra trás / Eu não vou largar o arado e fugir,' reinforces the theme of steadfastness. The song concludes with a solemn vow, 'Eu faço uma aliança, só pra ser usado por ti Jesus,' symbolizing a covenant to remain devoted to the divine calling. 'Chamado' is a moving portrayal of faith, resilience, and the enduring quest to fulfill one's spiritual purpose.