Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Gáthaka
Canonical path: /gathaka/tres-horas
Related lyric paths: 3
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Três Horas
Read Três Horas lyrics by Gáthaka on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Três Horas
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Depois de seis taças
Depois das três horas
O gosto do vinho mudou
O gosto da mágoa parece tão bom
Na morbidez do silêncio
Que consome meu ser
Em seis taças o ódio
Em três horas morrer
Agonia e sofrimento
Três horas de horror
Canções que não fiz
Canções sobre dor
Caminhando pelos cantos
Encontro minha alma perdida
Como se fosse uma assombração
Vago pelos sonhos
Depois das três horas
Depois do torpor
Acordo mais cedo
Antes de morrer de dor
Agonia e sofrimento
Três horas de horror
Canções que não fiz
Canções sobre dor
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