Zumbi
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Zumbi
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Angola, Congo, Benguela
Monjolo, Cabinda, Mina
Quiloa, Rebolo
Aqui onde estão os homens
Há um grande leilão
Dizem que nele há um princesa à venda
Que veio junto com seus súditos
Acorrentados num carro de boi
Eu quero ver
Eu quero ver
Eu quero ver
Angola, Congo, Benguela
Monjolo, Cabinda, Mina
Quiloa, Rebolo
Aqui onde estão os homens
De um lado cana de açúcar
Do outro lado, cafezal
Ao centro, senhores sentados
Vendo a colheita do algodão branco, branco, branco
Sendo colhidos por mãos negras
Eu quero ver
Eu quero ver
Eu quero ver
Quando Zumbi chegar
O que vai acontecer
Zumbi é senhor das guerras
É senhor das demandas
Quando Zumbi chega
É Zumbi é quem manda
Eu quero ver
Eu quero ver
Eu quero ver
Angola, Congo, Cabinda, Monjolo e
Quiloa, Quiloa, Rebolo
Eu quero ver
Eu quero ver
Eu quero ver Angola
Zumbi
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Ellen Oléria performs "Zumbi", and this lyric page sits inside the Ellen Oléria catalog on LyroVerse.
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