Horas Tristes
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Horas Tristes
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Em horas tristes e sombrias desta vida
Ergo o olhar no firmamento a meditar
Vejo as mãos do Salvador pra mim erguidas
Sempre amparando-me da dor e no labutar.
No alvorecer o céu tão lindo, sol brilhante
Recorda-me a habitação do meu Senhor
Eu sei que a vida, aqui se passa num instante
E subirei com meu querido Salvador.
O sol declina, vem a noite enegrecida
O céu azul tão estrelado, a cintilar
Reflete a glória fulgurante enaltecida
Do Deus eterno que se chama Jeová.
No alvorecer o céu tão lindo, sol brilhante
Recorda-me a habitação do meu Senhor
Eu sei que a vida, aqui se passa num instante
E subirei com meu querido Salvador.
Eu sei que a vida, aqui se passa num instante
E subirei com meu querido Salvador.
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Maria do Carmo performs "Horas Tristes", and this lyric page sits inside the Maria do Carmo catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Comandante Supremo (part. Enoc Nascimento) and Creio Em Deus with a short reason for opening each page next.
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