O Dilúvio
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O Dilúvio
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O tempo de repente mudou
A água da nascente cresceu
Ficou toda negra aquela nuvenzinha
Branquinha que estava no céu
O sol que brilhava mais forte
Ficou bem mais fraco, sumiu
E foi se esconder na outra nuvenzinha
Branquinha que estava no céu
A brisa suave da tarde
Virou ventania, cresceu
Levando pra longe mais uma nuvenzinha
Branquinha que estava no céu
E veio chegando a chuva
Crescendo, crescendo , cresceu
E a água subiu e a montanha cobriu
E a palavra de Deus se cumpriu
E a palavra de Deus se cumpriu
Sim, Deus alí cumpriu a promessa
De destruir o mundo ateu
Pra dar um mundo novo
Com mil nuvenzinhas
Branquinhas voando no céu
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Prisma Brasil performs "O Dilúvio", and this lyric page sits inside the Prisma Brasil catalog on LyroVerse.
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