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Artist: Alice No País Das Maravilhas
Canonical path: /alice-no-pais-das-maravilhas/abertura-1951
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Abertura (1951)
Read Abertura (1951) lyrics by Alice No País Das Maravilhas on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Abertura (1951)
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Alice, o teu país
Maravilhoso e tão feliz
Onde ele está? Quero saber
Porém ninguém me diz
Alice, o teu país
Maravilhoso e tão feliz
Disse que só se podem ver
Em sonhos infantis
Onde ele está?
Quem me dera
Poder também sonhar
Pois só quem sonha
Teu pais pode alcançar
Alice, o teu país
Maravilhoso e tão feliz
Ah, quem me dera um dia achar
O teu país
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