Guerreiros do Dia-a-dia
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Guerreiros do Dia-a-dia
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Vejo o sol e o mar
As ondas batendo nas embarcações
Céu azul, manhãs de festa
As redes e as rendas são o sustento, o pão
ó meu povo trabalhador,
da pele rachada do sol
Do rosto às vezes com dor
Guerreiros do dia dia
Lutando por uma vida sofrisa
Suando a camida com alegria e fé
Fé em Deus, criador
Mas com os olhos abertos
aos homens da situação
De corações vazios
Somos guerreiros do dia dia
Lutando por uma vida sofrida
Suando a camisa com alegria e fé
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Capitão do Cerrado performs "Guerreiros do Dia-a-dia", and this lyric page sits inside the Capitão do Cerrado catalog on LyroVerse.
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