Ana Salvagni
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Morada

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Morada

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Ai Nonô que desespero

Ela arrancou a flor

Mais bonita do canteiro

Onde é que ta Nonô

Grita flor abandonada

Correu louca sem amor

Pelos céus da madrugada

Onde é que ta Nonô

Das tranças de margarida

Ela um dia me falou

Que não tinha mais saída

Onde é que ta Nonô

Onde é que ta Nonô

Nunca mais ninguém a viu

Ela deve estar morando

Com a mãe d'água lá do rio.

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Ana Salvagni performs "Morada", and this lyric page sits inside the Ana Salvagni catalog on LyroVerse.

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