Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Cida Martins
Canonical path: /cida-martins/jerusalem
Related lyric paths: 6
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Jerusalém
Read Jerusalém lyrics by Cida Martins on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Jerusalém
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Quando o anjo anunciava o nascimento de Jesus,
Eles já o perseguiam pra tirar a sua luz.
Pois quando Jesus nasceu o perseguiram pra matar
Mas não era sua hora e Deus pode o livrar.
Jerusalém, Jerusalém que não soube receber o meu Jesus!
Jerusalém, Jerusalém que não soube receber o meu Salvador.
Jesus cresceu e ficou forte e o evangelho a pregar.
Maravilhas e milagres ele pode operar.
Muitos se maravilhavam com os milagres de Jesus.
Porém existiam outros que queriam dar-lhe a cruz.
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