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Artist: Guilherme Adrião
Canonical path: /guilherme-adriao/cicada
Related lyric paths: 6
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Cicada
Read Cicada lyrics by Guilherme Adrião on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Cicada
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I found myself here
It felt like nostalgia
At one point I felt scared
You smiled and I collapsed
The breeze of air on my face
Was this my escape?
The trees and the sound of the cicada
It was found when you played a
Violin
This is the sound of my childhood
And I knew I should
Skin
This was our first contact
And this is a fact
I found myself here
It felt like nostalgia
At one point I felt scared
You smiled and I collapsed
The breeze of air on my face
Was this my escape?
The trees and the sound of the cicada
It was found when you played a
Violin
This is the sound of my childhood
And I knew I should
Skin
This was our first contact
And this is a fact
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Guilherme Adrião performs "Cicada", and this lyric page sits inside the Guilherme Adrião catalog on LyroVerse.
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