Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Paulão e Lú
Canonical path: /paulao-lu/salmo-127
Related lyric paths: 6
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Salmo 127
Read Salmo 127 lyrics by Paulão e Lú on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Salmo 127
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O senhor te abençoe de sião
Cada dia de tua vida
Feliz és tu, se temes o senhor
E trilhas seus caminhos!
Do trabalho de tuas mãos hás de viver
Serás feliz, tudo irá bem!
A tua esposa é uma videira bem fecunda
No coração da tua casa
Os teus filhos são rebentos de oliveira
Ao redor de tua mesa
Será assim abençoado
Todo homem que teme o senhor
O senhor te abençoe de sião
Cada dia de tua vida
Para que vejas prosperar Jerusalém
E os filhos de teus filhos
Ó senhor que venha a paz a Israel
Que venha a paz ao vosso povo
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Paulão e Lú performs "Salmo 127", and this lyric page sits inside the Paulão e Lú catalog on LyroVerse.
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