Porto de Marcela
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Porto de Marcela
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A cidade dorme, com seus mil pesadelos
Anjos dem?s tra?do a noite
Num eterno ritual
E nesse porto de marcela
Embarco-nos mais loucos anseios
Choro e rio, n?sou ningu?
Quero deixar de ser nada
Meu caminho quero eu mesmo tra?
Minha vida desprender libertar
Pra voar e cantar por ai
Mas quando o sol da manh?Vir varrendo a madrugada
Varando as janelas
Trazendo um novo dia
Farei valer este sol, esta vida
Que eu tanto adiei que eu tanto adiei
E amanh?abrirei as janelas
E direi pode entrar
E a felicidade vai chegar
Num raio de sol
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