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Salmo 63

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Carlos Sider Canonical path: /carlos-sider/salmo-63 Related lyric paths: 6
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Salmo 63

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Ó Deus tu és o meu Deus forte

Eu te busco ansiosamente

A minh'alma tem sede de ti, meu corpo te almeja, Senhor!

Como estando em terra deserta, exausta, sem água

Assim eu te contemplo Senhor ao ver tua força e Tua glória

Ó Deus tu és o meu Deus forte

Eu te busco ansiosamente

A minh'alma tem sede de ti, meu corpo te almeja, Senhor!

Como estando em terra deserta, exausta, sem água

Assim eu te contemplo Senhor ao ver tua força e Tua glória

Lábios que louvam teu nome, teu ser

Tem seu motivo no doce saber

Que Tua graça é melhor que viver

Enquanto fôlego em mim sim restar

Mais que alegria terei em falar

Que tu és Deus e assim te louvar

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Carlos Sider performs "Salmo 63", and this lyric page sits inside the Carlos Sider catalog on LyroVerse.

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