Semente de Deus
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Semente de Deus
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O verão chegou
A terra esquentou
E as plantas morreram
Mais um inverno que passou
O solo que secou
E o verde se acabou
O que será que ficou
De tudo que se plantou
Foi cansaço e sofrimento?
De um povo batalhador
Que o trabalho sempre amou
Mas uma coisa ainda resta
O amor de Deus
Que germinou e ficou nos corações
Esta é a semente
Que nasceu dentro a gente
E nunca vai desaparecer
O amor de Deus
Que germinou e ficou nos corações
Tantas pessoas inocentes
Que são muito dependentes
Que de Deus nunca vai esquecer
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Francisco de Carvalho performs "Semente de Deus", and this lyric page sits inside the Francisco de Carvalho catalog on LyroVerse.
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