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Artist: Jorge Camargo
Canonical path: /jorge-camargo/jerusalem-there-where-stores-my-treasure
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Jerusalém (There Where Stores My Treasure)
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Jerusalém (There Where Stores My Treasure)
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Lá está o meu tesouro,
Lá onde não há choro
Onde todos cantaremos juntos
Hinos de louvor
There is where He stores my treasure,
Without pain and without measure
Where we'll always sing to His praise
Glory to the Lord
Aleluia (4x)
inos de louvor
Ao Senhor
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