Carnaval Iraquiano
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Carnaval Iraquiano
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Tentei cortar a cabeleira do Bin Laden
Mas não tem carecas no Afeganistão
Pensei ter visto o presidente americano
De transviado, mas só pode ser engano
Então explode essa bomba, que a festa é de arromba
O carnaval iraquiano é pra valer
Se não bastasse Hiroshima e Nagazaki
Saddam Hussein não quis pintar o cavanhaque
Com as cores da bandeira dos unidos
Sapucaí fez me lembrar os esquecidos
Então explode essa bomba, que a festa é de arromba
O carnaval iraquiano é pra valer
Das duas torres quero ver todo o enredo
E só sair daqui bem de manhã cedo
Na quarta-feira sobrou cinzas pelos campos
Vou acender uma velinha para o Santos
Então explode essa bomba, que a festa é de arromba
O carnaval iraquiano é pra valer
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Clayton Souza performs "Carnaval Iraquiano", and this lyric page sits inside the Clayton Souza catalog on LyroVerse.
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