Pau Brasil
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Pau Brasil
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Conta a lenda que
Um dia um velho guarani
Andou por lá
Tinha tanta mata
Tinha tanta água
Que nem dava pra contar
Tinha peixe grande
Surubim, jau, pintado
Boto rosa encantado
Araçari, jacarandá
Pau Brasil, canário
Pererê e caboclo d'água
Sucupira e mãe da Lua
Curupira e boitatá
Curumim, cunhã e ahuá
Banhavam nas águas do rio
Mas um dia ele chegou
Feito araramboia
Um leviatã
Um barco de vela
Um cavalo de tróia
Montado na sela
Empunhando a zagaia
E levou pra elém-mar
Pau Brasil caiu
Foi pro mar
Pau Brasil caiu
Foi pro mar
Corta a mata e serra
Seca e torra a terra
E o homem pinta
O mundo de outra cor
O homem causa a dor
O homem causador
Conta a lenda
Que ainda hoje
O velho índio guarani
Vive a vagar no deserto
Tudo foi levado embora
Dá no coração um aperto
E aí, a gente chora
E aí, a gente chora
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