Revoluções Inglesas
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Revoluções Inglesas
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Lá na Inglaterra o poder do rei
Tinha a força de um felino
Mas o rei Ricardo desencarna
Com seu poder divino
João, sem terra, sem comando, sem dinheiro
Quer lei, mas a nobreza reclamou primeiro
E lá na Inglaterra, é Magna a carta da limitação
Com cem anos de guerra e às rosas, centralização
"Tudor" perseguiam com a supremacia
Virgem era rainha
E o trono vago deixaria
Mesmo eleitos no parlamento
Os Stuarts teimaram desprezar
E a burguesia, derrubaria
Teve crescimento, mas cava a luta popular
Sim, restauração
Pro absolutismo, a burguesia diz não
Tem revolução, burguesa, gloriosa e pioneira nação
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André Diniz performs "Revoluções Inglesas", and this lyric page sits inside the André Diniz catalog on LyroVerse.
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