Lá Vem Ele

Day and night through the hills and graves he wandered.
In dirty clothes, deformed and with nothing.
He was the demon-possessed man from Gadara.
In the city, he was famous for the way he lived.
For legions existed within him, refusing to let him go or set him free.
The soldiers would bind him and lock him up in chains.
But he would break and shatter any shackles, any padlock or reinforced chains were easy to destroy.
The demons that possessed the young man.
Thought they had the city in their pocket.
But suddenly Jesus comes down from the boat and visits the place.

Oh, here comes Jesus with authority.
Healing the sick, performing miracles.
And those who knew from afar would come closer to receive.
When the demons that were in the young man saw the mighty Christ from a distance.
They ran up, knelt down, and said, "We’ve come to worship you."

Here comes Jesus, here comes Jesus, and when he arrives, even the demons have to respect him.
Here comes Jesus, here comes Jesus, he just got off the boat, shout glory up high! He just arrived.

Here comes Jesus walking inside the church.
Here comes Jesus, the champion who fights.
Here comes Jesus, he’s here strolling.
Here comes Jesus, right by your side, he’s passing.
Here comes Jesus, and here he comes full of anointing.
Here comes Jesus, the one who faces legions.
Here comes Jesus, the one who tests and approves.
Here comes Jesus, here he comes to bring victory.

Wherever he goes, no matter the place.
Even hell has to respect him.
He’s the owner of everything, the manager of the world.
Visits the universe without leaving his spot.
Wherever he passes, there’s liberation.
There’s healing, there’s baptism, there’s restoration.
Lazarus has been dead for four days.
But Jesus arrived at the tomb, he has to resurrect.
He’s already come down from the boat and is walking.
And with authority, he’s coming to meet you.
Get ready because today he’s going to act.
And those who no longer believed in you
Will see God using you and filling you with power.

He gives a future to those who have none, pulls them from the mud and makes them someone.
Those who look from afar witness saying, "That one was a nobody."
A nobody that Jesus saw.
A nobody that God acted upon.
A nobody who was changed, a nobody transformed.
And the reputation he had in the city, known by all as
Defeated.
Jesus arrives and changes the game, fills the vessel with oil.
And the reputation he has now is of being blessed.

Here he comes.