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Artist: Irmãs Camilo
Canonical path: /irmas-camilo/espero-em-ti-oh-deus
Related lyric paths: 6
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Espero em Ti, oh Deus
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Espero em Ti, oh Deus
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Como a corça suspira, pelas corretes das águas
Como chuvas de verão, como o orvalho da noite
Assim a minha alma suspira por Ti, oh grande Deus
Como pelicano no deserto, espero em Ti, oh Deus.
Tenho prazer na Tua Lei, nela medito noite e dia
O deserto, a sequidão, hei de ver um novo dia
A chuva cair e serei como árvore junto ao ribeiro
Na prápria estação seu frutos darão
As folhas não caem,(caem)
e o que fizer prosperará.
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