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Macapá

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Gilberto Gil Canonical path: /gilberto-gil/macapa Related lyric paths: 6
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Macapá

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Eu não tinha nem dez anos

Minha mãe veio me falar

Me pôs calça de homem e me disse:

Vai meu fío, vai trabaiá

Desde então que eu toco e canto

O meu fole a me ajudar...

Com o baião, siridó, balanceio

Fiz o meu Brasil dançar

Só faltava mostrar essa dança

Que eu vou apresentar:

Eita! Seu mano

Ai que bom, ai que bom

Que bom de dançar...

Eita! Seu mano

Ai que bom, ai que bom

Que é o Macapá! } bis

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Gilberto Gil performs "Macapá", and this lyric page sits inside the Gilberto Gil catalog on LyroVerse.

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