Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Pastor Eliab Corrêa
Canonical path: /pastor-eliab-correa/prostrado-aos-teus-pes
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Prostrado Aos Teus Pés
Read Prostrado Aos Teus Pés lyrics by Pastor Eliab Corrêa on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Prostrado Aos Teus Pés
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Prostrado aos teus pés
É onde eu quero está
E ouvir a tua voz
Estar em tuas mãos poder te adorar
Me derramar
Tudo o que eu quero
É estar em tua presença
É o meu desejo
És o meu refúgio, abrigo seguro
Onde eu me escondo
Sei que o senhor me ouvirá
E em tua sombra me esconderá
Vou mergulhar nos teus abraços
Me derramar, beijar teus pés
Oh oh oh oh fica comigo
Oh oh oh oh és meu amigo
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Pastor Eliab Corrêa performs "Prostrado Aos Teus Pés", and this lyric page sits inside the Pastor Eliab Corrêa catalog on LyroVerse.
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