Then Sing
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Then Sing
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I do not know what your problem
I do not know what makes you cry
Your smile is no longer worth it ...
Start singing!
Praise, your God now receives
Crosses power of the air
A sacrifice
Reaches the throne of God Jehovah ...
If the fight is great ... Then sing!
It is difficult to walk ... Just sing
For singing, we win!
And feet lean across the sea!
The enemy says to quit,
But a warrior does not give up so
Do not surrender so easily, not
He sings, falls hell
Cai wall falls prison
Do not fear accusations of tempting
In the fight is strong, exalts the Lord,
The reward is his heaven
When he sings
His praise invades the throne
And it tears the veil
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Abraão Lima performs "Then Sing", and this lyric page sits inside the Abraão Lima catalog on LyroVerse.
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