Tudo Passa
Rebanhão Lyrics

The lyrics to Rebanhão's "Tudo Passa" (meaning "Everything Passes" in English) describe the fleeting nature of time and the impermanence of worldly things. The verses establish a sense of cyclical movement and repetition, as everything passes "like the week," "like any other day," and "days pass, years pass." However, the chorus provides a contrast to this idea of transience, by proclaiming that Jesus does not pass or change. The singer asserts that everything else in the world is an illusion and that uncertainty often plagues us, making us afraid and insecure. The repetition of the refrain, "nothing will change," creates a sense of hopelessness but ultimately leads to the realization that we can trust in Jesus to be a constant presence in our lives, a dependable friend who will never let us down.

One interesting fact about Rebanhão is that they were pioneers of the Brazilian Christian music scene in the 1980s, blending rock, pop, and reggae influences with their faith-based lyrics. "Tudo Passa" was one of their most popular songs, inspiring other artists in the genre and becoming a staple of Brazilian evangelical worship services. Another interesting fact is that the band's name translates to "The Flock" in English, reflecting their desire to create a sense of community among Christian youth in Brazil. Finally, the song's message of finding comfort in Jesus during times of uncertainty and impermanence is a universal theme that transcends any specific culture or language.

Chords:
Unfortunately, the chords to "Tudo Passa" are not available at this time.