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Artist: Bri
Canonical path: /bri/o-tempo-part-daniel-drexler
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O Tempo (part. Daniel Drexler)
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O Tempo (part. Daniel Drexler)
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Ainda muita água vai rolar
De um rio que vai pro mar
Correndo no leito do tempo
Tempo num segundo é temporal
Noutra hora não faz mal
Se o tempo parar um momento
Me perco no espaço
De tempo que faço
Ser meu pra te dar de presente
Ontem é agora no lembrar
Amanhã hoje será
No dia que vem pela frente
Eu ando por vielas
Ruas, passarelas
Até entender os meus passos
Quero como tempo quer passar
Como rio procura mar
Teus braços
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