Meia Noite
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Meia Noite
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Era quase meia noite, o dia se passou o meu corpo açoitado
Sentia tanta dor eu e silas acorrentados e cansados de apanhar
Mais a meia noite eu clamei, com o Deus de israel eu falei
Eu falei, e ele me ouviu
Eu clamei, e o carcere se abriu
Eu chorei, açoitado me encontrei
Eu entendi, que havia alguém
Que queria me libertar
Era quase meia noite, o dia se passou o meu corpo açoitado
Sentia tanta dor eu e paulo acorrentados e cansados de apanhar
Mais a meia noite eu clamei, com o Deus de israel eu falei
Eu falei, e ele me ouviu
Eu clamei, e o carcere se abriu
Eu chorei, açoitado me encontrei
Eu entendi, que havia alguém
Que queria me libertar
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Thiarley Mark performs "Meia Noite", and this lyric page sits inside the Thiarley Mark catalog on LyroVerse.
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