Segundo Reinado
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Segundo Reinado
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O Brasil mudou com pedro II
Maioridade o coroou,
O parlamento, pernas pro ar
Se alternavam naquele instante
O liberal e o conservador
Pedro II sem se queirmar
Status, calmante, mas que loucura
O Haiti deu e estrutura
Para a bebida espalhar
O imperador era só sorriso
Branco espasmo industrial
Favorável Balança, o paraíso
Mas o Inglês nos levou a mal
E criou Bill Aberdeen
Pra tumbeiro aprisionar
Questão Christie fez em mim
A soberania afirmar
Se o tráfico acabava
O imigrante já chegou
Parceria humilhava,
O governo subvencionou.
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André Diniz performs "Segundo Reinado", and this lyric page sits inside the André Diniz catalog on LyroVerse.
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