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Artist: Cristobal Fones
Canonical path: /cristobal-fones/amarte-a-ti-senor
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Amarte a Ti, Señor
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Amarte a Ti, Señor
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Amarte a ti, Señor en todas las cosas
Y a todas en ti, en todo amar y servir
En todo amar y servir
Tu amor me ha dado vida tu amor
Me ha dado ser de ti me viene todo
Y a ti debe volver
Gustoso pues te ofrezco mi haber
Mi poseer tu amor y gracia dame
Demás no es menester
Presente en las creaturas y activo
En todo estas en mi como en un
Templo te dignas a habitar
De ti bondad y gracia me llueven
Sin cesar mi oficio ya no es otro
Sino servir y amar
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Cristobal Fones performs "Amarte a Ti, Señor", and this lyric page sits inside the Cristobal Fones catalog on LyroVerse.
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