Lyrics of 'Cambio' by Shirley Silva
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Fui cambiado por la sangre del cordero
Derramada el madero la sangre que me hizo feliz (2veces)
Yo procurava un gran amor y no sabia donde encontrar
Mas mirando al calvario vi mi vida cambiar
Esa sangre inocente cambio todo mi ser
Esa del calvario que un dia encontre
Yo vivia sin vida, yo vivia sin amor
No tenia esperanza y no sabia lo que hacer
Derrepente en mi camino una luz para mi brillo
Que nacio desde del calvario que a mi vida cambio
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