Retrato
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Retrato
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Quando eu despertei
A noite já havia passado
O sol raiou outra vez
E a dor virou um retrato
Onde posso gastar todas as cores e pintar com o pincel do amor
E modificar minha dor com emoção
Traçar com versos de tinta o que era vazio e sem cor
A dor me faz crescer
Só preciso aprender
A expor minhas dores aos pés da cruz
E com Jesus aprender a viver
Quando eu despertei
A noite já havia passado
O sol raiou outra vez
E a dor virou um retrato
Onde posso gastar todas as cores e pintar com o pincel do amor
E modificar minha dor com emoção
Traçar com versos de tinta o que era vazio e sem cor
A dor me faz crescer
Só preciso aprender
A expor minhas dores aos pés da cruz
E com Jesus aprender a viver
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Siuvley Oliveira performs "Retrato", and this lyric page sits inside the Siuvley Oliveira catalog on LyroVerse.
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