Rumo a Santa Fé (Hawai Tattoo)
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Rumo a Santa Fé (Hawai Tattoo)
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Vamos companheiros
Que a boiada temos que levar
A jornada é longa
Em Santa Fé teremos que chegar
Antes que anoiteça
O deserto eu quero atravessar
Vou vender meu gado por bom preço
Pra quem quiser comprar
Vou vender meu gado por bom preço
Pra quem quiser comprar
Mas ouçam bem, rapaziada
Tomem cuidado, vejam bem
Nós devemos nos precaver
Porque barulho pode haver
E se alguém nos atacar
Com intenção de nos roubar
Fiquem alertas, atirem pra matar
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Carlos Gonzaga performs "Rumo a Santa Fé (Hawai Tattoo)", and this lyric page sits inside the Carlos Gonzaga catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Apaixonado (I Want You With Me) and Canta, Maria with a short reason for opening each page next.
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