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Honolulu

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Gnr Canonical path: /gnr-musicas/honolulu Related lyric paths: 6
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Honolulu

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Cheira um pouco a azedo

O quarto do meu amor

Talvez leite do seu seio

Na jarra morta uma flor

Há um susto, medo de amar e voar

E ao aterrar vais tu, vou eu

Haiti, vodu, Honolulu

Cheira a bourbon, bebida

A comprimidos marados

Sempre que viajas a chupar rebuçados

Se tu me atraiçoas e me deixas no vinho

E fico sozinho, vais tu e vou eu

Haiti, vodu, vai tu

Hawaii, Honolulu

Parti sem ti

Hawaii bye, bye

Honolulu, Honolulu

Honolulu, Honolulu

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