Um dia, lá na Judeia
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Um dia, lá na Judeia
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Um dia, lá na Judeia,
um homem chamado João,
clamava no deserto,
que era urgente a conversão.
Clamava no deserto,
que era urgente a conversão.
Viva João Batista!
Viva o precursor!
Porque João Batista
anunciou o salvador!
Porque João Batista
anunciou o salvador!
João denunciava os crimes
a todos: ao rei e ao plebeu
Dizendo que o Messias
traz justiça ao Reino seu.
Dizendo que o Messias
traz justiça ao Reino seu.
O rosto de João ardia,
a sua palavra era a espada:
"Mudai de vida, todos,
preparai de Deus a estrada!"
"Mudai de vida, todos,
preparai de Deus a estrada!"
Às margens do rio Jordão,
João batizava o povo,
dizendo que Deus iria
instaurar um Reino Novo!
Dizendo que Deus iria
instaurar um Reino Novo!
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