Vou Dançar

Nilton Junior's song "Vou Dançar" is a vibrant celebration of divine love and the freedom it brings. The lyrics express a deep gratitude for God's love, emphasizing the transformative power it has on the singer's life. The opening lines, "Quero fazer valer o teu amor por mim / E testemunhar o quanto é bom te pertencer," highlight a desire to honor and cherish this divine love, recognizing its profound impact on the heart and soul. The singer's heart yearns for what is good, eternal, and unchanging, reflecting a spiritual thirst for divine connection.

The chorus, "Vou dançar, pular, gritar ao mundo / Deus é bom! Ele me ama! Sou livre!" is a jubilant declaration of freedom and joy. The act of dancing, jumping, and shouting to the world symbolizes an uncontainable happiness and a desire to share this divine love with everyone. The repetition of "Deus é bom! Ele me ama! Sou livre!" reinforces the message of God's goodness, love, and the liberation it brings. This freedom is not just physical but also emotional and spiritual, allowing the singer to live a life full of purpose and joy.

The song further explores the strength and happiness derived from this divine love. Lines like "Com Deus sou forte, sou feliz! / O seu amor me faz crescer" emphasize that with God, the singer feels strong and happy, and that God's love fosters personal growth. The affirmation that "Com ele a vida vale a pena" underscores the belief that life is meaningful and worthwhile with God's presence. The song concludes with a reiteration of freedom, "Livre para amar!" suggesting that this divine love empowers the singer to love freely and fully, without constraints.