O Jordão
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O Jordão
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Ao atravessar o jordão desta vida
Nós chegaremos ao reinado de amor
Eternamente seremos felizes
Pois estaremos com o nosso senhor
Lá andaremos nas ruas de ouro
Lá poderemos então descansar
Aqui as lutas são tantas, senhor
Ali contigo iremos morar
Lá andaremos nas ruas de ouro
Lá poderemos então descansar
Aqui as lutas são tantas, senhor
Ali contigo iremos morar
Venha senhor nos ajude a vencer
Pois o jordão nós queremos passar
Venha senhor nosso barco remar
Pois nós queremos contigo morar
Lá andaremos nas ruas de ouro
Lá poderemos então descansar
Aqui as lutas são tantas, senhor
Ali contigo iremos morar
Lá andaremos nas ruas de ouro
Lá poderemos então descansar
Aqui as lutas são tantas, senhor
Ali contigo iremos morar
Ali contigo iremos morar
Ali contigo iremos morar
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