Marcela E Fernanda
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Marcela E Fernanda
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Marcela corta os pulsos por não ter a quem falar
Fernanda rói as unhas esperando alguém chegar
Marcela tem o rosto todo manchado de batom de uva
Fernanda rasga a roupa e vai tomar banho de chuva
E à noite elas vão se reencontrar
E as lágrimas no rosto de Marcela vão secar
E os cortes no corpo de Fernanda vão cicatrizar
Vão cicatrizar
Marcela acorda tarde pra não ver o sol nascer.
Fernanda traça planos pro que não vai acontecer.
Marcela traz na bolsa balas, Prozac e espelhos
Fernanda usa colírio pra esconder os olhos vermelhos
Duas vidas, duas luzes, dois sentidos conturbados,
Duas almas, duas calmas, dois valores, dois pecados.
Dois discos e dois hinos, dois destinos e um segredo.
Mas dentro do meu livro estão guardados os seus desejos.
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