Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Isaac Dantas
Canonical path: /isaac-dantas/a-majestade
Related lyric paths: 5
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A Majestade
Read A Majestade lyrics by Isaac Dantas on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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A Majestade
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Pra não te incomodar, eu vou orar baixinho
Te fazer um pedido, pois me sinto tão sozinho
Tu es a minha luz, o ar que eu respiro
A paz que acalma o homem
O que nos dar sentido
Para te adorar, de joelhos vou orar
Pois tu es a majestade e eu sou um menino
Me entrego a Ti oh Pai, acalma a tempestade
Quer quer me derrubar e me tirar dos teus caminhos
Sou como um passarinho em plana tempestade
Como um barco a deriva perdido em alto mar
Foi tu que fez o Sol e que todos ouve a ti
Por isso meu Senho não me deixe sozinho aqui
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Isaac Dantas performs "A Majestade", and this lyric page sits inside the Isaac Dantas catalog on LyroVerse.
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