Prepárese
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Prepárese
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No sé cómo he llorado, no puedo entender los corazones
Pero yo sé lo mucho que son amados
Y yo sé que Dios restaura emociones
A veces hay que sufrir, a veces hay que perder
Pero cuando parece que el desierto no tiene fin
Dios se manifiesta y dice que lo
Prepárese para heredar la promesa
Prepárese para comenzar
Prepárate para romper las barreras
Se preparan para ganar
Prepárate para sembrar las semillas
Se preparan para obtener el ciento por uno
Se preparan para celebrar
El día que te das cuenta de que el desierto se queda atrás
Se va a controlar,
Sólo cree, no tendrá
Que se celebrará
El día se darán cuenta de que el desierto se queda atrás
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Who performs "Prepárese"?
Liz Lanne performs "Prepárese", and this lyric page sits inside the Liz Lanne catalog on LyroVerse.
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