O Galileu
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O Galileu
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Lá na Galileia
Bem longe daqui
Um dia ecoou a voz do galileu
Foi ele mandado para aquele povo
E o povo rebelde não o recebeu
Deste galileu tão humilde e manso
O profeta Isaías bem antes falou
Que ele viria trazer boas novas
Mais a sua pátria não o aceitou
Santo galileu
Divino Jesus
Tua voz ouvi
E te recebi
Hoje tenho luz
Este galileu veio evangelizar
E anunciar o tempo da salvação
Ele veio dar visão para os cegos
E para os cativos a libertação
Que era o messias não acreditaram
Por que era pobre e trabalhador
Não teve um lar para seu repouso
Mais da humanidade foi o redentor
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