Cantando a Liberdade
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Cantando a Liberdade
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Nesse dia os bosques terão vida
Mais amores, flores pra espalhar
E a nossa gente, mais garrida
Cantando a liberdade, ah
Tem maior anseio de ser livre
Quem sofreu na pele a escravidão
Magoado ele sobrevive
Marcado pela rejeição
Dizem que é aqui pátria amada
Generosa terra e mãe gentil
Porém, ainda escravizada
Padece parte do Brasil
Sobe da favela um grito
Gemem os trens na Central
Chora o coração aflito
Passa o tempo e fica o mal
Mas eu sei que ainda vai chegar
O dia da justiça
Que vem nas asas claras da manhã
Um fogo que se acende e atiça
Tornando essa ferida sã
Nesse dia os bosques terão vida
Mais amores, flores pra espalhar
E a nossa gente mais garrida
Cantando a liberdade irá
Liberdade
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