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Artist: Lucas Gimenes
Canonical path: /lucas-gimenes/eu-deus-e-o-mar
Related lyric paths: 6
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Eu, Deus e o Mar
Read Eu, Deus e o Mar lyrics by Lucas Gimenes on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Eu, Deus e o Mar
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Deus, tu és o meu pai nananana
Nunca me deixa só nananana
Sem ti não sei prosseguir
Porque tens sido tão bom pra mim
Tens o dom de me amar, sabendo quem eu sou
Sabes tudo o que há em mim
Só sabe me fazer sorrir
Tão belo é o teu agir
Tu sabes bem, o que é melhor pra mim
Que a maré, leve a má Fé
Ondas de dor que se transforme em amor
Ao caminhar, seguro estou
Mas se eu cair tu me aceitas Senhor
Me faz crescer, me faz feliz
Faça de mim o seu eterno aprendiz
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Lucas Gimenes performs "Eu, Deus e o Mar", and this lyric page sits inside the Lucas Gimenes catalog on LyroVerse.
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