Ciclâmen do Líbano
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Ciclâmen do Líbano
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Que as almas se chamem
E os corpos se amém
Eis poderosíssimos
O que produzíamos
De signos divinos
Teus cantos morrendo
Onde os meus não menos
Perna, braço, artelhos
Enfim, cada membro
Aninha-se espelhos
Dão-se entre os dois Vênus
De montes vermelhos
E vales amenos
Que os anjos reclamem
E nos céus proclamem
Teu Sol, mel dulcíssimo
Flor em carne e espírito
Ciclâmen do Líbano
Ciclâmen do Líbano
Ciclâmen do Líbano
Que os anjos reclamem
E nos céus proclamem
Teu Sol, mel dulcíssimo
Flor em carne e espírito
Ciclâmen do Líbano
Ciclâmen do Líbano
Ciclâmen do Líbano
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Caetano Veloso performs "Ciclâmen do Líbano", and this lyric page sits inside the Caetano Veloso catalog on LyroVerse.
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