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Artist: Alcione
Canonical path: /alcione/samba-azul-part-ed-motta
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Samba Azul (part. Ed Motta)
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Samba Azul (part. Ed Motta)
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Samba azul
Como os tons mais azuis
Que um pintor andaluz
Sutilmente
Muito levemente
Usou naquelas telas
Tudo azul
Beija-flor voa ao leu
Sobre Vila Isabel
Elegante
Vai pousar distante
Na Portela
A paz recai enfim sobre a cidade
Nenhum prenuncio de tempestade
Mas do sol do norte ao mar do sul
Nesse samba azul, tudo azul...
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