Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Moabis França
Canonical path: /moabis-franca/gratidao
Related lyric paths: 6
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Gratidão
Read Gratidão lyrics by Moabis França on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Gratidão
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Um homem só, sofrido, a esmo
Esse era eu!
Um homem pó, perdido, sem termos
Esse era eu!
Um homem Jó, jazendo, enfermo
Também era eu!
Mas a minha presença aqui
Testemunha que eu revivi
E ninguém ressuscita
Sem permissão de Deu
A Jesus, Rei dos reis, ouvi
Pela fé lhe obedeci
E hoje estou cantando
Agradecido a Deus
Eu era um morto
Morto desses que falam em Deus
Eu era um morto
Morto desses que dizem ter Deus
Mas Seu Filho não querem ouvir
Quando o ouvem
Não o querem seguir
Ao segui-lo, eu deixei de ser morto
Deus me fez ressurgir
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