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Artist: Artur Neto
Canonical path: /artur-neto/madiba
Related lyric paths: 3
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Madiba
Read Madiba lyrics by Artur Neto on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Madiba
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Hum, oi, oi, oi
Ah, ah, ô, ô
Ah, ah
Quando madiba morreu
A áfrica chorou
Chorou de tristeza
Chorou de amor
Quando madiba morreu
A áfrica chorou
Chorou de tristeza
Chorou de amor
Madiba foi tudo pra áfrica
Foi liberdade
Madiba partiu pra bem longe
Mas deixou saudade
Madiba lutou e venceu
Contra o apartheid
Madiba lutou e venceu
Contra o apartheid
Segregação não!
Meu brother, irmão
Fora toda violência
Chega de separação
Segregação, não
Quebre-se a prisão
Madiba conquistou o mundo
Pela paz e o perdão
Quando madiba morreu
A áfrica chorou
Chorou de tristeza
Chorou de amor
Hum, hum, hum
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