Ericarla Galvão
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A Multidão

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Ericarla Galvão Canonical path: /ericarla-galvao/a-multidao Related lyric paths: 6
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A Multidão

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Era uma multidão que escutava

Sua pregação era uma voz

Tão doce que tocava os nossos corações

Mas a fome então lhes

Apertou e os discípulos do senhor

Desesperado se encontravam

Pois não tinha nada para lhe oferecer

E os discípulos chegaram até o senhor dizendo:

Mestre o povo tem fome nada temos

Para lhes oferecer

Ainda bem que na hora da angústia ele vem

Ele não transmiti o mal mas o bem, vencedor

Para sempre amém a sua voz me transmite o

Bem para sempre vou adorar e de repente

Aquela multidão que escutava sua pregação

Viu o milagre do peixe do pão que não foi mera

Ilusão pois alimentou toda multidão

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