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Artist: Banda Namastê
Canonical path: /banda-namaste/reggae-roots
Related lyric paths: 6
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Reggae Roots
Read Reggae Roots lyrics by Banda Namastê on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Reggae Roots
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Da onde será que veio este reggae
De um certo lugar onde a magia pede
Pra dançar, pisando no ar, flutuar
Meditando enquanto você busca a paz
Pedaço de chão no meio do mar
País da canção, Jamaica
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Às vezes eu me sinto tão triste
Às vezes eu me sinto pra baixo
Não há remédio melhor pra se usar
Que um reggae roots...
Reggae roots
Reggae roots
Brasil quer mostrar que também tem seu reggae
Que sabe sambar e tem também outros "breques"
País tropical, laço natural, Brasil e Jamaica (2x)
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Banda Namastê performs "Reggae Roots", and this lyric page sits inside the Banda Namastê catalog on LyroVerse.
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