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Artist: Carlos do Carmo
Canonical path: /carlos-do-carmo/aprendamos-o-rito
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Aprendamos o Rito
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Aprendamos o Rito
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Põe na mesa a toalha adamascada
Traz as rosas mais frescas do jardim
Deita o vinho no copo, corta o pão
Com a faca de prata e de marfim
Alguém veio sentar-se á tua mesa
Alguém a quem não vês, mas que pressentes
Cruza as mãos no regaço, não perguntes
Nas perguntas que fazes é que mentes
Prova depois o vinho, come o pão
Rasga a palma da mão no caule agudo
Leva as rosas á fronte, cobre os olhos
Cumpriste o ritual e sabes tudo
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Carlos do Carmo performs "Aprendamos o Rito", and this lyric page sits inside the Carlos do Carmo catalog on LyroVerse.
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