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Artist: Marilene Valadares
Canonical path: /marilene-valadares/a-seara
Related lyric paths: 6
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A Seara
Read A Seara lyrics by Marilene Valadares on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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A Seara
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Vem,levanta tu que dormes,vem,e abra os seus olhos
Vem,a seara é muito grande,mas poucos são os ceifeiros
Vem,a colheita vinde já,vem,o evangelho anunciar
Vem, Jesus cristo está voltando,temos almas pra ganhar
Temos almas pra ganhar...
Preparem-se oh anciões,preparem-se obreiros missionários
Ouçam a chamada do senhor,pra grande obra
Preparem-se oh anciões,preparem-se obreiros missionários
Ouçam a chamada do senhor do exércitos
Pra grande obra,vem,pra grande obra,vem.....
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Marilene Valadares performs "A Seara", and this lyric page sits inside the Marilene Valadares catalog on LyroVerse.
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