Lamento do Negro
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Lamento do Negro
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Canto do negro é um lamento
Na senzala do senhor...
O negro veio de Angola
Fazendo sua oração
Na promessa da riqueza
Só ganhou a escravidão...
Canto do negro é o lamento
Na senzala do senhor...
Depois de duro trabalho
De maus tratos e sofrimentos
Chibata comia toda a hora
Sem roupa, sem água e alimento...
Canto do negro é o lamento
Na senzala do senhor...
E com risos e brincadeiras
Paciência ele esperava
Capoeira dava aviso
Quando alguém se aporximava...
Canto do negro é o lamento
Na senzala do senhor...
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Dona Ivone Lara performs "Lamento do Negro", and this lyric page sits inside the Dona Ivone Lara catalog on LyroVerse.
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