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Text:Dios os guarde
Author:Jeremiah E. Rankin
Tune:GOD BE WITH YOU
Composer:William G. Tomer

620. Dios os guarde

1 Dios os guarde siempre en santo amor;
hasta el día en que lleguemos
A la patria do estaremos
para siempre con el Salvador.

Coro:
Al venir Jesús nos veremos
a los pies de nuestro Salvador;
Reunidos todos, seremos
un redil con nuestro buen Pastor.

2 Dios os guarde siempre en santo amor;
en la senda peligrosa
De esta vida tormentosa,
os conserve en paz y sin temor. [Coro]

3 Dios os guarde siempre en santo amor;
os conduzca su bandera,
Y os esfuerce en gran manera
con su Espíritu Consolador. [Coro]

4 Dios os guarde siempre en santo amor;
con su gracia os sostenga,
Hasta que el Maestro venga
a fundar su reino en esplendor. [Coro]

Text Information
First Line: Dios os guarde siempre en santo amor
Title: Dios os guarde
Author: Jeremiah E. Rankin (1880)
Refrain First Line: Al venir Jesús nos veremos
Meter: Metro irreg.
Language: Spanish
Publication Date: 1992
Scripture: ; ; ; ;
Topic: Amor de Dios; Love Of God; Clausura del Culto (14 more...)
Source: Es trad.
Tune Information
Name: GOD BE WITH YOU
Composer: William G. Tomer (1883)
Meter: Metro irreg.
Key: B♭ Major



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