Mestre e o Mar
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Mestre e o Mar
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Um dia jesus estava no barco
De repente formou um temporal
Jesus tinha deitado, dormia pra descansar
Acordou com alguém dizendo: nós iremos naufragar
Mestre o mar se revolta
E as ondas são altas demais
Jesus acalmou o vento
E chegaram do outro lado em paz
Os discípulos falavam uns aos outros
Quem será este homem que apareceu
Até o mar e o vento obedecem a tua voz
Este homem é jesus o filho de deus
Meu irmão não se preocupe
Com as ondas que aparecem pra você
Confia somente, deixa jesus te guiar
Se ele estiver contigo, o barco não vai naufragar
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Cantora Maria de Lourdes performs "Mestre e o Mar", and this lyric page sits inside the Cantora Maria de Lourdes catalog on LyroVerse.
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