Tengo Que Tenerte (Have To Have)

This worship anthem, sung in Spanish, expresses an intense, life-or-death need for God's presence. The lyrics open with organic imagery—a tree branch with leaves and roots—to convey that every part of the singer's being finds its origin in God. Life is described as a symphony and a melody composed by the divine, each note carrying joy. The chorus declares an absolute necessity: to have God's presence, to hear His voice, and to touch the heavens, confessing an inability to live without Him. The verses continue with the ocean's waves always returning, symbolizing relentless worship, and a child longing for a father's smile, illustrating a deep, intimate yearning. The bridge shifts to a prayer of surrender, asking that God's heart, mind, and plans become the singer's own. This is a song of total dependence and consecration, rooted in the belief that true life is found only in God. Its repetitive, passionate refrain underscores a spiritual desperation that resonates with anyone who has felt that nothing else can satisfy the soul.