Ven Derrumba Los Muros
Ven Derrumba Los Muros
”A humble yet powerful plea, inviting listeners to surrender their barriers and open their hearts to God, creating a space where transformation and liberation can thrive.“ (Gabriella Velez)
VEN DERRUMBA LOS MUROS
Written by Jenny Gajicki (STIM), Mark Alan Schoolmeesters (BMI)
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VERSE
Ven derrumba los muros en mi
Que me separan de ti
Que me separan de ti
Ten cada rincón de mi ser
Cada rincón de mi ser
Cada rincón de mi ser
PRE CHORUS
Dios, he confiado en que eres
Mi Padre amoroso
Que buscas el bien para mi
Eres tan generoso
Y tan bondadoso
Me entrego a tu voluntad
CHORUS
Aquí estoy otra vez ante ti
Rindo mi corazón
Sin reservas, Señor
Cerca y más cerca
Me atraes a ti
Toma todo mi ser
Hoy lo pongo a tus pies
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