Kari Jobe
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Oceanos

Read Oceanos lyrics by Kari Jobe on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Kari Jobe Canonical path: /kari-jobe/oceanos Related lyric paths: 6
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Oceanos

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Me chamas para andar nas águas

Onde os meus pés podem afundar

E ali te encontro em meio às ondas

Em alto mar vou confiar

E o teu nome eu chamarei

Além das ondas olharei

Ao mar agitar

Em tuas mãos descansarei

Pois eu sou teu e tu és meu

Tua graça abunda em meio às águas

A tua mão me guiará

Se os pés vacilam e o medo surge

Eu sei que não irás falhar

E o teu nome eu chamarei

Além das ondas olharei

Em tuas mãos descansarei

Pois eu sou teu e tu és meu

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