Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Cacuriá de Dona Teté
Canonical path: /cacuria-de-dona-tete/choro-da-lera
Related lyric paths: 6
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Choro da Lera
Read Choro da Lera lyrics by Cacuriá de Dona Teté on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Choro da Lera
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Boa noite minha gente
Foi agora que eu cheguei
Fui chegando e fui cantando
Se é do seu gosto eu não sei
Lera chorou, Lera chorou
Eu te disse lera
Vão te tomar teu amor
O coco para ser coco
Deve ser coco inteiro
E o homem para ser homem
Ele deve ter dinheiro
Nunca vi carrapateiro
Botar cacho na raiz
Nunca vi rapaz solteiro
Ter palavra no que diz
Eu vou dar a despedida
Como deu a jaçanã
Não cantamos tudo hoje
Deixo o resto pra amanhã
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Cacuriá de Dona Teté performs "Choro da Lera", and this lyric page sits inside the Cacuriá de Dona Teté catalog on LyroVerse.
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