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Artist: Renata Jacomino
Canonical path: /renata-jacomino/adeus-ao-egito
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Adeus Ao Êgito
Read Adeus Ao Êgito lyrics by Renata Jacomino on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Adeus Ao Êgito
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No Egito não é tua casa irmão
Foi a maneira de Deus te provar
Se ele prova o escolhido é por que o ama
E no momento certo vai te exaltar
esse Deus é demais ninguém sabe o que ele faz
Abre o mar para o povo passar
O hino da vitória o povo atravessou
Ele vai abrir o mar pra você passar o faraó
Que te persegue não vai te atormentar
Ele já deu ordem para o mar se abrir
O hino da vitória você vai cantar
Vamos caminhar com ele no deserto
Se tens fomes vai te alimentar
Mas no Egito tu não vai voltar
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Renata Jacomino performs "Adeus Ao Êgito", and this lyric page sits inside the Renata Jacomino catalog on LyroVerse.
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