The lyrics of the song Shout to the Lord in Spanish are as follows:
• First verse
Mi Jesus, mi Salvador
Senor, no hay nadie como Tu
Todos mis dias quiero alabar
Las maravillas de tu gran amor
• Second verse
Mi confort, mi refugio
Torre de refugio y fuerza
Dejo cad respiro, todo lo que soy
Nunca dejare de venerarte
• Chorus
Grito al Senor
Totoda la Tierra, dejanos cantar
Poder y majestad
Alabanza al Rey
Montanas se inclinan
Y los mares rugiran
al sonido de Tu Nombre
• Final verse
Canto por gozo en el trabajo
De Tu mano
Por siempre tea mare
Por siempre estare
nada se compara
a la promesa que tengo
en Ti
• The song
Darlene Zschech, an Australian singer-songwriter, wrote the original English language version of the song. The song has featured in American Idol, being sung by 8 contestants together with a gospel choir, and this version reached number 43 in the Billboard Hot 100, with download only sales. The song has featured on many popular worship albums since it was written and has been covered by many artists including Rich Mullen, Don Moen and Diante do Trono, in Portuguese.
Singing along to different language versions of songs is a useful way to assist in learning a language, especially if the original is already known, as the beat in the song will be the same no matter what language it is sung in. This helps, as the rhythm used will assist in singing the correct words at the correct times.
• First verse
Mi Jesus, mi Salvador
Senor, no hay nadie como Tu
Todos mis dias quiero alabar
Las maravillas de tu gran amor
• Second verse
Mi confort, mi refugio
Torre de refugio y fuerza
Dejo cad respiro, todo lo que soy
Nunca dejare de venerarte
• Chorus
Grito al Senor
Totoda la Tierra, dejanos cantar
Poder y majestad
Alabanza al Rey
Montanas se inclinan
Y los mares rugiran
al sonido de Tu Nombre
• Final verse
Canto por gozo en el trabajo
De Tu mano
Por siempre tea mare
Por siempre estare
nada se compara
a la promesa que tengo
en Ti
• The song
Darlene Zschech, an Australian singer-songwriter, wrote the original English language version of the song. The song has featured in American Idol, being sung by 8 contestants together with a gospel choir, and this version reached number 43 in the Billboard Hot 100, with download only sales. The song has featured on many popular worship albums since it was written and has been covered by many artists including Rich Mullen, Don Moen and Diante do Trono, in Portuguese.
Singing along to different language versions of songs is a useful way to assist in learning a language, especially if the original is already known, as the beat in the song will be the same no matter what language it is sung in. This helps, as the rhythm used will assist in singing the correct words at the correct times.