A Guerra dos Mascates
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A Guerra dos Mascates
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Olinda uma cidade
Muito independente
Mas sem muito dinheiro
Pediu dinheiro emprestado
Para os mascates
Eles cobraram juros altos
A divida aumentava
Os juros continuavam
E olinda nao tinha como pagar
Olinda aaaaaao
Olinda aaaaaa
Olinda
Devendo cada vez mais
Os olindenses nao tinham como escapar
Desses juros tao altos
Recorreram a uma saida
Iniciaram uma guerra
E se chamou a guerra dos mascates
Mas os mascates ganharam
Porque tinham muitas armas
Ao contrario dos olindenses
Olinda aaa
Olinda aaa
Olinda perdeu a guerra
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