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Índios Adeus

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Índios Adeus

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Quem chegou primeiro

Veio do estrangeiro

E os tupiniquins

Receberam lindos presentes

De pedras baratas, porém

Vício bateu

Índios ateus, desce então

Tudo que se sonha

E liberta as asas da imaginação

É o que se pratica

Nas ondas do tempo

Nos astros e lendas

Longe do chão

Índios ou não, ilusão

Repare no firmamento

Que o céu azul foi pintado

Num letreiro estrelado

Procuro onde é que estão

Índios ou não, ilusão

E o futuro é isso

Não serão as guerras

Nem será Tupã

Restará pra gente

As noites ardentes

Os dias urgentes

Cada manhã

Índios jamais, Deus Trovão.

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