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Grão de Areia

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: A Tropa Canonical path: /a-tropa/grao-de-areia Related lyric paths: 6
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Grão de Areia

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Abra sua mente viaje no que há do bem (2x)

Where is my daughters, I said where is my daughters?

I be longing for my daugthers as we´re crossing over borders

Where is my daughters?

When did we become such a burden?

That you seem to think you have to carry?

You should have let us stand on our own feet

Then we would´t be so heavy to carry

Who the hell decided?

But i think you should know

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