Altar do Holocausto
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Altar do Holocausto
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De madrugada abraão se levantou
Três dias no deserto caminhou
Ninguém sabia o que ele ia fazer
E o quanto lhe custava obedecer
Guiado pela fé a voz de Deus
Sentiu tornar em cinzas os sonhos seus
Subiu o monte santo moriá
E pôs o próprio filho no altar
E quando abraão ergueu a mão
Tocou em Deus no céu o coração
E um anjo
Bradou em alta voz
Deus proverá, Deus proverá
Prá quem lutar, sacrificar
Deus proverá pra quem subir
O monte moriá
Deus proverá, Deus proverá
Prá quem lutar e mesmo exausto
Entregar a própria vida
No altar do holocausto
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Marcelo Crivella performs "Altar do Holocausto", and this lyric page sits inside the Marcelo Crivella catalog on LyroVerse.
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