B’RIKANLAH, YA TUHAN



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1/3
B’rikanlah, ya Tuhan, Roti hidup
Kepadaku s’karang dengan cukup
Jiwaku yang lapar kenyangkanlah
Segarkanlah aku ya Roh Allah

2/3
Sabda yang ku t’rima skarang Tuhan
Ku yakin memberi kes’lamatan
Lepaskan jiwaku dari dosa
Kujadi milik-Mu selamanya

3/3
SabdaMu ya Tuhan, p’risai hidup
Yang b’ri perlindungan dengan cukup
Sucikan hatiku, b’rikanlah t’rang
Oleh sabda Allah aku menang

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