Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Carlos Maltz
Canonical path: /carlos-maltz/ondas-i
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Ondas I
Read Ondas I lyrics by Carlos Maltz on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Ondas I
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andando sozinho sobre as pedras
buscando o fogo desse olhar ateu
há anos vivendo numa guerra
ás vezes acho que quem começou fui eu
eu nunca pensei
que eu pudesse ser assim
eu nunca pensei
que fosse o fim
verdades cobertas de areia
momentos perdidos sem saber como falar
nós dois girando numa teia
tecida na noite dos que não sabem amar
eu nunca pensei...
mesmo que o tempo
consiga nos separar
haverá uma estrela
brilhando em algum lugar
e será, a semente da flor
que a gente , um dia sonhou, que estava plantando
dentro de nós
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Carlos Maltz performs "Ondas I", and this lyric page sits inside the Carlos Maltz catalog on LyroVerse.
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