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Latindola

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Canamaré Canonical path: /canamare/latindola Related lyric paths: 6 Video embedded: yes
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Latindola

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Milhões de mendigos nas ruas vivendo de esmola

e o cachorro do tal do ministro só latindola

Riquezas da latino américa o gringo criou

pobreza da latino américa o gringo criou

políticos da latino américa o gringo comprou

futuro da latino américa o gringo adiou

Refrão

Deitando e rolando às custas do nosso trabalho

demônios de terno comandam tão triste cenário

vivendo às custas do crime, miséria e da dor

atiram migalhas no peito do trabalhador

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