Só Deus

In 'Só Deus,' Irmão Lázaro delves into the trials and tribulations that many people face in their daily lives. The song opens with a vivid depiction of a chaotic household where the wife is nervous, the children are disobedient, and financial struggles are evident with an empty wallet. This imagery paints a picture of a life overwhelmed by stress and challenges, a situation that many listeners can relate to. The repetition of these lines emphasizes the universality of these struggles, making the song resonate deeply with its audience.

The central theme of the song is the reliance on divine intervention during tough times. The recurring line, 'Só Deus pra ter misericórdia quando a coisa fica desse jeito,' translates to 'Only God to have mercy when things get like this.' This line underscores the belief that when human efforts fall short, divine mercy and intervention are the ultimate sources of relief and hope. Irmão Lázaro encourages listeners to turn to faith and prayer, suggesting that persistence in prayer ('Insisto ali no joelho pois sei que o recado de Deus sempre vem') will eventually bring answers and solutions from God.

Irmão Lázaro's musical style, deeply rooted in gospel and Christian music, is evident in this song. His message is one of hope and resilience, urging listeners to 'levante pra lutar' (rise to fight) and use their faith as a tool to overcome life's battles. The song's uplifting message is a testament to the power of faith and the belief that divine intervention can bring about positive change, even in the most challenging circumstances. Through 'Só Deus,' Irmão Lázaro offers a comforting reminder that no matter how dire the situation, faith and perseverance can lead to victory and peace.