Acredito Sim

Aline Barros's declaration of faith turns a moment of decision into a powerful anthem. The lyrics open with an urgent sense that doubt must be left behind—there is no more time for hesitation. The singer chooses to launch herself into trust, holding the Word of God as a tangible anchor. What follows is a litany of the most terrifying images from Scripture: the valley of the shadow of death, the lions' den, the fiery furnace, prison walls, even the gates of hell. Yet each one is met with the same defiant claim: none of these can hold her, because the Word declares that all things are possible. The chorus then pivots to a series of conditional promises—if she believes, miracles will arise, healing will come, doors will open—before landing on the song's central affirmation: "and I do believe." The repeated invocation of Jesus' name in the bridge reinforces the source of that confidence, echoing the New Testament teaching that there is power and salvation in that name. The song is a personal, almost militant confession of trust, meant to be sung as a weapon against fear and circumstance.