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Artist: Daniel Pynkus
Canonical path: /daniel-pynkus/amo-a-ti
Related lyric paths: 6
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Amo a Ti
Read Amo a Ti lyrics by Daniel Pynkus on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Amo a Ti
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Pai venho aqui em oração me consagrar no teu altar
Pertenço a Ti, oh meu Senhor meu bom pastor
Que me sustenta e me orienta
Limpa minhas mãos me dá um coração
Que possa te agradar e Tu possas morar
Perdoa as minhas transgressões e quando eu andar
Seja comigo fiel amigo
Amo a Ti e seras sempre pra mim
Deus que faz muito mais do que eu possa imaginar
Tens em suas mãos o domínio e o poder
Mesmo assim vens a mim e me faz permanecer
Vou louvar a Ti, Senhor amado que me deu
Mil motivos pra cantar
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