Me Refaz

The song 'Me Refaz' by Pra Tua Glória is a heartfelt plea for spiritual renewal and transformation. The lyrics express a deep desire to abandon worldly ways and embrace a life centered around Jesus. The repeated phrase 'Eu largo tudo pra viver o tudo' (I give up everything to live the everything) signifies a complete surrender to a higher purpose. This act of letting go is not just about abandoning material possessions but also about shedding superficial and erroneous ways of living to seek a deeper, more meaningful existence in Christ.

A central metaphor in the song is the image of the potter ('oleiro') and the clay. The singer asks to be broken and remade, much like a potter reshapes a vessel. This metaphor highlights the willingness to undergo pain and discomfort for the sake of spiritual growth and healing. The lines 'Ainda que doa eu quero ser moldado' (Even if it hurts, I want to be molded) and 'Ainda que doa eu quero ser curado' (Even if it hurts, I want to be healed) emphasize the acceptance of suffering as a necessary part of the transformative process. The reference to 'marcas que teve o cordeiro' (marks that the lamb had) alludes to the suffering of Jesus, suggesting that true transformation often involves enduring hardships similar to those faced by Christ.

The song also touches on themes of humility and submission. By repeatedly asking to be remade ('Me refaz'), the singer acknowledges their imperfections and expresses a desire to be more like Jesus. The lyrics 'Me ensina a ser como tu és Jesus' (Teach me to be like you, Jesus) encapsulate the ultimate goal of this transformation: to embody the qualities and virtues of Christ. This humble request for guidance and change underscores the song's message of faith, devotion, and the transformative power of divine love.