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Artist: Guilherme Dantas
Canonical path: /guilherme-dantas/trauma-part-tarcisio-do-acordeon
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Trauma (part. Tarcísio do Acordeon)
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Trauma (part. Tarcísio do Acordeon)
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Quebrei a cara
Muitas vezes
Com esse tal de amor
Confiei cegamente
Só eu sei
O que ele aprontou
Postei
Marquei
Assumi
Me ferrei
Perdi a paz
Essas sequelas do amor
Em mim marcou demais
Agora eu tô com trauma do amor
Agora eu tô com trauma de amar
Agora eu tenho trauma de sofrer
Eu tenho trauma de me apaixonar
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