Santa Teresa
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Santa Teresa
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Come over! On to the virgin ground
Deep where the forest sounds
Take you away
Oh! In the woods where the countryside
Reaches for hidden skies
Escaping away
Climbing the hills and the mountains
Of Santa Teresa
Breathing the air and the blues skies of a sunny day
Blow, so strong,
the winds from the mountains high
Rest at the riverside
Fading away
Go up high to a place where the waterfalls
Slide down the rock-cliff walls
Splashing away
Climbing the hills and the mountains
Of Santa Teresa
Feeling the breeze and the blue skies of a sunny day
Climbing the hills and the mountains
Of Santa Teresa
Under the thunder-blue skies of a sunny day
All my innocence was lost along the way
Another day is over
Take me to this place I always will remember
Throw all my ashes on that land
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Bittencourt Project performs "Santa Teresa", and this lyric page sits inside the Bittencourt Project catalog on LyroVerse.
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