A Tus Pies
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A Tus Pies
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Derrama aquí
Tu lluvia en mi
Otra vez
Quiero sentir
Tu gloria en mi
Otra vez
Haz descender tu majestad
Quiero buscarte y adorarte
Y darte toda gloria
Quiero cantarte y exaltarte
Y darte el honor
A ti me inclino
A tus pies
Desciende aquí
Tu gloria en mi
Otra vez
Quiero escuchar
Tu voz en mi
Otra vez
Quiero buscarte y adorarte
Y darte toda gloria
Quiero cantarte y exaltarte
Y darte el honor
A ti me inclino
A tus pies
Haz descender tu majestad
Señor
Quiero buscarte y adorarte
Y darte toda gloria
Quiero cantarte y exaltarte
Y darte el honor
A ti me inclino
A tus pies
A ti me inclino
A tus pies
Y a ti me inclino
A tus pies
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Carlos Rosario performs "A Tus Pies", and this lyric page sits inside the Carlos Rosario catalog on LyroVerse.
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