The song "Clamaré" by Jaci Velasquez is a Spanish Christian worship song. The title "Clamaré" translates to "I Will Cry Out" or "I Will Call Out". The lyrics express the singer's trust and reliance on God in times of trouble and uncertainty. The song begins by acknowledging God as a faithful guide and shepherd who restores and comforts the soul. The singer finds courage and peace in knowing that God is in control, even when the world around them is burning or chaotic. They recognize God's majestic power and how He strengthens them when they are weak. The chorus repeats the singer's declaration that they will cry out to the Lord for help, and they trust that He will save them through any tribulation. They find solace in resting in God's eternal love and know that He will always satisfy their needs, represented metaphorically as their cup overflowing. The song also speaks about the fears in the singer's heart dissipating as God's light illuminates their life. The singer expresses a desire to always be in God's presence, knowing it is a place of safety and comfort. The bridge of the song reiterates God's role as the source of the singer's strength, joy, and salvation. The singer's heart overflows with gratitude and love for God, acknowledging His irresistible love. Overall, "Clamaré" is a song of trust, hope, and reliance on God's faithfulness and power.
