A Busca
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A Busca
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Corro atrás de algo pra encontrar
Mas não sei onde buscar
E quanto mais perto
Mais se vai, mais se vai
Na minha cabeça ouço
Os acordes de um blues
Repetidamente, incessantemente
Num compasso assustador
Quanto mais eu me aproximo
Mais se distancia
Quanto mais eu observo
Mais desaparece
Já não sei mais se eu corro
Ou se aqui espero
A calmaria me atormenta
A medida que o caos me assusta
E o blues continua a tocar
Inquietantemente e cruel
Vai ver eu só precise de uma dose de whiskey
E um bom papo, talvez
Vai ver eu só precise
De uma dose de whiskey
E um bom papo, talvez
E o blues continua a tocar
E o blues continua a tocar
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