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Artist: Heitor Branquinho
Canonical path: /heitor-branquinho/cafe-maracuja
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Café Maracujá
Read Café Maracujá lyrics by Heitor Branquinho on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Café Maracujá
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Eu tomo café
pra ficar em pé.
Eu tomo suco de maracujá
Para relaxar.
Pois a vida é feita de frio e calor,
tem hora pra acordar,
hora pra dormir.
Nem sempre é tão fácil se encaixar no dia,
tanta hora cheia,
tanta hora vazia.
Eu tomo café
pra ficar em pé.
Eu tomo suco de maracujá
Para relaxar.
Há pessoas que surgem no meio de tudo,
sabem animar
e tranqüilizar.
Mostram que dentro do dia tem muito mais,
muitos bons sinais,
alguns momentos de paz.
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Heitor Branquinho performs "Café Maracujá", and this lyric page sits inside the Heitor Branquinho catalog on LyroVerse.
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