Corro A Ti

This tender worship song paints a picture of childlike abandon in God's presence, where the singer runs, jumps, and even giggles at the thought of being near Him. The lyrics weave playful imagery—God as the tickle that sparks laughter, the best surprise—with raw vulnerability, admitting to trembling like ice when time passes or when feeling distant. Yet the chorus pivots to a confident refuge: running to God, hiding in Him, wrapped in His caresses and laughter, unafraid of winter because He is the summer. The bridge escalates to a declaration of God as "mi pronto auxilio" (my present help), a direct echo of Psalm 46:1. The song captures both the joy of intimate communion and the desperate need for shelter, ultimately landing on a posture of surrender and trust. It's a celebration of God's nearness that transforms fear into warmth, inviting listeners to approach Him with the same uninhibited enthusiasm of a child running into a parent's arms.