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Mil Horas (part. Alcione)

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Mil Horas (part. Alcione)

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Já se vai o dia

Se dfesfez no seu mudar

Noite certa, fria

No meu ar

Eu sou levado

Guiam

Do meu ponto, onde estou

Me deixar

Não viam

Mas quem sou? Quem?

Não enxergo

Há vida dita em coisas

Vou pra mudar meu lugar

E saber que ainda me cerca

O amor que revive em mim

Chão divã, meu guia

Meu pisar, meu ser

Pra mudar de lugar

E saber que ainda me cerca

O amor que revive em mim

Me cerca

E são mil horas a passar

Numa vida

Sem deixar uma ilusão só

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