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Artist: Agnaldo Araujo
Canonical path: /agnaldo-araujo/robert-johnson-blues
Related lyric paths: 6
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Robert Johnson Blues
Read Robert Johnson Blues lyrics by Agnaldo Araujo on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Robert Johnson Blues
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Ele não queria a morte
Mas a morte o queria
Então o que fazer
Com a alma em agonia?
E foi lá na encruzilhada
Onde tudo começou
Com um violão a tocar um blues
Sold his soul
Sob a luz de um luar
Na calada da noite
Uma estrela a brilhar
Apenas ele, a tocar um blues
E cantou seu sofrimento
Sua tristeza e solidão
Num gemido profundo
Vindo do coração
E deixou suas canções
Influenciou gerações
O rei do delta blues
Pai do rock and roll
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Agnaldo Araujo performs "Robert Johnson Blues", and this lyric page sits inside the Agnaldo Araujo catalog on LyroVerse.
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