Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Ademilde Fonseca
Canonical path: /ademilde-fonseca/dinora
Related lyric paths: 6
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Dinorá
Read Dinorá lyrics by Ademilde Fonseca on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Dinorá
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Aquela tatuagem que ele tem
No braço esquerdo, duas letras entrelaçadas
É o nome de alguém que ele quis
Ele quis eu sei que quis
Ele quis, mas já não quer
E até pede as pessoas amigas
Que deixem de lado essa dita mulher
Se você pensasse um pouco talvez
Não fizesse a pergunta que você me fez
Mas aquelas duas letras
Eu lhe digo já
É o amor que ele teve com a Dinorá
Essa pergunta que me fez sofrer
Que me fez padecer, que me fez soluçar
Você vem reviver não pensando no mal
Mas é o nome da minha inimiga e rival
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Ademilde Fonseca performs "Dinorá", and this lyric page sits inside the Ademilde Fonseca catalog on LyroVerse.
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