Chamado

In 'Chamado,' Ministério Zoe delivers a powerful and emotive song that delves deep into the themes of purpose, calling, and devotion. The lyrics express a profound sense of mission and a burning desire to fulfill a divine calling. The song begins with the acknowledgment of feeling small and insignificant, yet chosen for a greater purpose. This sentiment is encapsulated in the lines, 'Eu sou o menor da casa do meu Pai / Não, eu não passo de uma criança / Mas eu sei que eu fui escolhido / No ventre da minha mãe.' Here, the artist conveys a sense of humility and recognition of their divine selection from birth.

The recurring imagery of fire burning in the heart symbolizes an intense passion and commitment to the mission at hand. The lyrics, 'Um fogo queima em meu coração / Restaurar os muros da minha nação / Não envia outro não, envia-me,' highlight a personal plea to be sent forth to restore and rebuild. This metaphorical fire represents not only the artist's fervor but also a divine inspiration that drives them to take action. The repetition of this plea underscores the urgency and dedication to the cause.

Furthermore, the song emphasizes the importance of aligning one's will with a higher purpose. The lines, 'Meu chamado é maior que a minha vida / Tua vontade é melhor que a minha,' reflect a deep surrender and acknowledgment that the divine will surpasses personal desires. This theme of selflessness and devotion is central to the song's message. The artist's plea for their nation to become a testament to divine glory and for the people to recognize the sovereignty of the Lord adds a communal and nationalistic dimension to the song, making it not just a personal call but a collective one.