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Artist: Quarteto Athus
Canonical path: /quarteto-athus/salmo-137
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Salmo 137
Read Salmo 137 lyrics by Quarteto Athus on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Salmo 137
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As margens de um rio sentei
Não suportei, me pus a chorar
Em cativeiro estou
Então fiquei sentindo falta do meu lar
Com minha harpa o que fazer?
Pendurei pra não mais tocar
Como podia em terra estranha ter
Uma canção para louvar?
Meu Deus permita só uma vez mais
O meu cantar, Sião meu lar ficou pra trás
Só em lembrar que dor
Só resta a esperança que irei
Voltar ao lar
Pra então cantar mais uma
Vez, senhor
A opreção me trás também
Grandes saudades do meu lugar
Como esquecer meu lar Jerusalém?
O que eu mais quero é voltar
Meus opressores querem ter
Melodia e meu alegrar
Minha tristeza e dor não podem ver
Já não é mais prazer cantar
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Quarteto Athus performs "Salmo 137", and this lyric page sits inside the Quarteto Athus catalog on LyroVerse.
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