Rumores
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Rumores
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Quem falou
Que a terra não tremeu quando o apartheid
Segregou
Com rastros de sangue o solo africano manchou
E disimou e destruiu
E quem viu, chorou
A dor de uma nação
Há rumores de que a paz irá voltar
E trazer de volta o que nem era pra ir
E quando o filho perdido encontrar seus pais
A mãe África livre finalmente irá sorrir
Ouvi dizer
Que os filhos dos filhos vieram viver no brasil
Que acolheu
E dessa mistura o sarará nasceu
E foi do amor, tanto amor,
Maranhão e salvador
Há rumores de que a paz irá voltar
E trazer de volta o que nem era pra ir
E quando o filho perdido encontrar seus pais
A mãe África livre finalmente irá sorrir
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Beto Dourah performs "Rumores", and this lyric page sits inside the Beto Dourah catalog on LyroVerse.
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