Lyrics of 'Tudo Coopera' by Quésia Dayane
Por mais que as vezes doa
Por mais que as vezes eu não entenda
E o medo venha e eu até chore
Eu aprendi que você está no controle
Por mais que eu venha desanimar
E o meu coração insista em desconfiar
E as tempestades venham tentar me assustar
Eu seguirei te adorando
Não me guio por momentos
Assim como os céus são mais altos que a terra
Assim são os seus pensamentos
As tuas promessas trago em minha memória
Eu sei que já escrevestes a minha história, eu sei que
Tudo coopera, tudo coopera
E o meu coração pacientemente espera por ti
Tudo coopera, tudo coopera
Ele é aquele que diz e eu sou o aprendiz
Mesmo sem entender o que vale é o que ele me diz
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