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Salmos 121

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Coral Lemuel Canonical path: /coral-lemuel/salmos-121 Related lyric paths: 3
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Salmos 121

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Elevo os meus olhos para os montes de onde vem

O socorro pra minha alma descansar

Não me deixarás cair, tu sim me guardarás

A minha alma anseia mais de ti, vem me tocar

Toca em mim senhor jesus, toca em mim com teu poder

Refrigera minha alma para prosseguir

Tuas mãos a me tocar, teu espírito a me encher

Vem toda a minha vida transformar

Toca em mim

Toca em mim, enche com teu poder

Toca em mim

Toca em mim

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