Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Dalva de Oliveira
Canonical path: /dalva-de-oliveira/noite-de-natal-silent-night-holy-night
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Noite de Natal (Silent Night Holy Night)
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Noite de Natal (Silent Night Holy Night)
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Noite feliz, noite lustral
É Natal, é Natal
Em Belém uma estrela irradia
A mensagem que a todos conduz
Filho da Virgem Maria
Nasce o Menino Jesus
Os caminhos do céu procurando
Sobem preces da terra e do mar
Preces que o vento cantando
Vão ao presépio levar
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Dalva de Oliveira performs "Noite de Natal (Silent Night Holy Night)", and this lyric page sits inside the Dalva de Oliveira catalog on LyroVerse.
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