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Artist: Gilda Lopes
Canonical path: /gilda-lopes/babalao
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Babalaô
Read Babalaô lyrics by Gilda Lopes on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Babalaô
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Babalaô
Minha amada foi-se embora
Até hoje não voltou babalaô, minha amada foi-se embora
Até hoje não voltou
Babalaô, eu sei que ela me ama
Acho apenas esquisito ela dizer que não me quer
Não sei se é mandinga ou capricho de mulher
(Ô babalaô, ô babalaô)
Valei-me babalaô
Tem muamba, tem magia, de alguém que tem covardia
E que não sabe o quanto é triste a dor de amar
Babalaô
Faz o meu amor voltar
Valei-me babalaô
Tem muamba, tem magia, de alguém que tem covardia
E que não sabe o quanto é triste a dor de amar
Babalaô
Faz o meu amor voltar
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Gilda Lopes performs "Babalaô", and this lyric page sits inside the Gilda Lopes catalog on LyroVerse.
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