Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Hillsong United
Canonical path: /hillsong-united/soberano
Related lyric paths: 6
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Soberano
Read Soberano lyrics by Hillsong United on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Soberano
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Manos que fueron clavadas por mí.
Heridas que hablan de tu inmenso amor.
Por eso te llamo mi Cristo,
Por eso te canto.
(coro)
Dios del universo, salvador eterno,
rey de toda la creación.
Redentor divino, Dios a ti me rindo,
La gloria te doy.
Santo Dios, plan soberano es,
el enviar tu hijo por la humanidad.
(pre-coro + coro)
(puente)Santo, santo, santo Dios
Manos que se entregaron por amor,
lo que soy siempre te daré, Señor.
(pre-coro + coro)
(coro y puente a la vez x2) (puente x2)
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Hillsong United performs "Soberano", and this lyric page sits inside the Hillsong United catalog on LyroVerse.
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