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Artist: Silvestre Kuhlmann
Canonical path: /silvestre-kuhlmann/romanos-1215
Related lyric paths: 6
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Romanos 12:15
Read Romanos 12:15 lyrics by Silvestre Kuhlmann on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Romanos 12:15
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Dor e pranto, vai-se todo o alento
Faltam forças para espairecer
Se o sofrimento for durar
E o nó na garganta apertar
Até um ombro amigo aparecer
Vai, leva tua força, palavra que alivia
Bom momento pra provar toda teoria
Chora como se fosse a tua dor
Chora em amor
Cor e canto, volta todo o alento
Há de sonhar que dure sempre
E haja encanto, festas, euforia
Há de esperar que venha alguém
Participar da alegria
Vai, leva teu sorriso
Que invade, contagia
Bom momento pra plantar sonho, poesia
Se alegra, irradia teu calor
Se alegra em amor
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