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Artist: Daniela Mercury
Canonical path: /daniela-mercury/protesto-olodum
Related lyric paths: 6
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Protesto Olodum
Read Protesto Olodum lyrics by Daniela Mercury on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Protesto Olodum
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Força e pudor
Liberdade ao povo do Pelô
Mãe que é mãe no parto sente
Dor
E lá vou eu
Declara a nação,
Pelourinho contra a
prostituição
Faz protesto, manifestação
E lá vou eu
Iô iô iô iô
Lá lá lá lá lá lá
E lá vou eu
Brasil nordestópia
Na Bahia ainda existe Etiópia
Pro Nordeste o país vira as
Costas
E lá vou eu
Moçambique, Moçambique,
Moçambique
Num minuto o homem vai morrer
sem ter pão e nem água pra
Beber
e lá vou eu
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