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Artist: Gilberto Gil
Canonical path: /gilberto-gil/one-o-clock-last-morning-20th-april-1970
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One O'clock Last Morning, 20Th April, 1970
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One O'clock Last Morning, 20Th April, 1970
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I came home so happy
I came when it was coming up to one
I mean I came when the midnight was past
I mean I came when the middle age was gone
I mean I came when it was coming up to one
Yes my oneness
At one o'clock last morning
I saw him tão triste
I told him he was alive and he could cry
I mean I saw him so sad that I said a thing
I told him he was a bird and he could fly
I mean I saw him when it was coming up to become
Such a sadness
At one o'clock last morning
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