Francisco Alves
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Muleque Namoradô (1929)

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Francisco Alves Canonical path: /francisco-alves/muleque-namorado-1929 Related lyric paths: 6 Video embedded: yes
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Muleque Namoradô (1929)

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Muleque namoradô

Não me borrece minhas mágoa!

Que eu te jogo um barde d'água

Muleque namoradô!

Óia o teu nego frajola

Inducado na escola!

Que conhece o amô

Muleque namoradô!

Os percevejo me

Sujaro a minha lata

As fatiota de vê as mulata

Eu sou um bicho sofredô

Como quê! é! é!

Vim aqui te vê

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