Rio de Janeiro
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Rio de Janeiro
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Talvez um dia as suas maravilhas sejam apenas imagens de cartão
Talvez um dia os braços abertos tornem-se sinal de rendição
Talvez um dia suas alegrias comecem e terminem no carnaval
Mas quem sabe um dia seus parasitas tornem-se vítimas do próprio mal?
Talvez um dia o teu vício seja alimentar os tantos vícios dos teus
Talvez um dia as suas tão lindas crias juntem-se aos fariseus
Talvez um dia aqueles que ainda te defendem simplesmente desertem
Mas quem sabe um dia, por milagre, todos os milagres nos despertem?
E veremos raiar o dia em que teu vício seja apenas a felicidade dos teus
E que a esperança e a bonança, enfim, imperem!
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Who performs "Rio de Janeiro"?
Carlos Madia performs "Rio de Janeiro", and this lyric page sits inside the Carlos Madia catalog on LyroVerse.
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