Azevedo Silva
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Um Pobre Diabo

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Azevedo Silva Canonical path: /azevedo-silva/um-pobre-diabo Related lyric paths: 6
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Um Pobre Diabo

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Tendo para me dividir

Em mundos cujo espelho sou eu.

Sou refém.

Tenho o mote p'ra divagar.

Sonho e vejo.

Triste fado o meu.

Salto sem ter rede.

Vôo sem temer.

Decididamente.

Quero espaço para crescer

mas fui entregue ao que Deus quiser.

Porquê eu?

Choro pelo ser literal.

Sonho e vejo.

Triste fado o meu.

Salto sem ter rede.

Vôo sem temer.

Decididamente.

Em queda livre.

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