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Salmo 137

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Athus Canonical path: /athus/salmo-137 Related lyric paths: 6
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Salmo 137

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Às margens de um rio sentei,

Não suportei, me pus a chorar.

Em cativeiro estou,

Então fiquei sentindo falta do meu lar.

Com minha harpa o que fazer?

Pendurei pra não mais tocar.

Como podia em terra estranha ter

Uma canção para louvar?

Refrão

Meu Deus, permita só uma vez mais

O meu cantar, Sião meu lar ficou pra trás,

Só em lembrar, que dor.

Só resta a esperança que irei

Voltar ao lar,

Pra então cantar mais uma

Vez, Senhor.

A opressão me trás também

Grandes saudades do meu lugar.

Como esquecer meu lar Jerusalém?

O que eu mais quero é voltar...

Meus opressores querem ter

Melodia e meu alegrar.

Minha tristeza e dor não podem ver,

Já não é mais prazer cantar.

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