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Text:Oh, quién en ti morara
Author:Pedro Castro
Tune:EWING
Composer:Alexander Ewing, 1830-1895

347. Oh, quién en ti morara

1 ¡Oh, quién en ti morara,
Esplendorosa Sion,
Del redimido patria
Y alcázar de mi Dios!
Allí sin inquietudes
Sería mi canción
Un aleluya eterno
Al rey, mi Salvador.

2 ¡Oh, quién allá morara!
Tu pronta aparición,
Estrella matutina,
Espero con ardor;
Me trae alegres nuevas
Del día aquel que en Sion
Veré en su plena gloria
Al rey, mi Salvador.

3 ¡Oh, quién allá morara!
Mi agradecida voz
Alegre cataría
Los himnos de mi Dios;
Y allá do resplandece
En día eterno el sol,
Vería en su hermosura
Al rey, mi Salvador.

4 ¡Oh, quién allá morara!
Si yo en su derredor
Tuviera ya tendido
Mi blanco pabellón,
A su agradable sombra
Disfrutaría yo
La gloria de la gracia
Del rey, mi Salvador.

Text Information
First Line: Oh, quién en ti morara
Author: Pedro Castro
Meter: 7 6, 7 6, 7 6, 7 6.
Language: Spanish
Publication Date: 1964
Topic: Ocasiones Especiales: Cielo; Special Occasion: Heaven
Tune Information
Name: EWING
Composer: Alexander Ewing, 1830-1895
Meter: 7 6, 7 6, 7 6, 7 6.
Key: C Major



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