[verse]

A priest was shot dead in the fields of a military garrison. The lieutenant who gave the order changed the corpse's clothes, dressing it in olive green as if it were a captain. They put it on a helicopter and its body was dumped in the jungle miles away. The high-level government press reported that the murdered man was simply a criminal.

Oh, oh, oh, eh, eh, eh, Ayayayayayai, oh, oh, oh, Today we all miss you and wish you would rise again so we could see you once more, but there are impossible situations that only God can create to last. Oh, oh, oh, eh, eh, eh, Ayayayayayai, oh, oh, oh, ...

The barracks were cursed and destroyed by a powerful hurricane. Through divine intervention, those responsible for the murder ended up on the streets. The Church he represented turned its back on the truth, and his friends had lunch with the minister who had planned the cruelty. The mayor of the city closed his eyes to avoid silence, but a fire destroyed his house, and his family was buried in the cemetery without a funeral.

Oh, oh, oh, eh, eh, eh, Ayayayayayai, oh, oh, oh, Today we all miss you and wish you would rise again so we could see you once more, but there are impossible situations that only God can create to last. Oh, oh, oh, eh, eh, eh, Ayayayayayai, oh, oh, oh, ...

The terrible news transcended borders, for the intelligent man who was murdered was a very special being; he had created countless strategies to improve social life. Today, the heavenly sanctuary demands justice and asks that the truth be revealed, that the victims be compensated when stories are fabricated to justify the crime. Upright and honest people have abandoned the place of evil. Now a divine tribunal, sword in hand, has arrived on Earth so that all the guilty may pay and be purged.

[chorus]

Oh, oh, oh, eh, eh, eh, Ayayayayayai, oh, oh, oh, Today we all miss you and wish you would rise again so we could see you once more, but there are impossible situations that only God can create to last. Oh, oh, oh, eh, eh, eh, Ayayayayayai, oh, oh, oh, ...