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Artist: Aniceto do Império
Canonical path: /aniceto-do-imperio/velho-justiniano
Related lyric paths: 6
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Velho Justiniano
Read Velho Justiniano lyrics by Aniceto do Império on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Velho Justiniano
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Velho Justiniano,
por que choras,
Se esforça para conter,
o teu pranto,
Não posso senhor,
eu não posso senhor,
Sou africano
Sofri muito desencantos,
Vocês me aconselham,
ignorando,
meus ancestrais,
sofreram por demais,
com ferro em brasa
os marcaram
como animais,
ate orelha
deceparam dos meus pais.
É a razão de lhes dizer:
Não posso senhor,
eu não posso senhor,
Sou africano
Sofri muito desencantos.
Dói demais...
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Aniceto do Império performs "Velho Justiniano", and this lyric page sits inside the Aniceto do Império catalog on LyroVerse.
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