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Artist: Jingles
Canonical path: /jingles/a-vida-ta-pedindo-uma-massa-santa-amalia
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A Vida Tá Pedindo Uma Massa (Santa Amália)
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A Vida Tá Pedindo Uma Massa (Santa Amália)
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A vida tá pedindo uma massa
E massa é Santa Amália
A desculpa mais gostosa
Pra se Encontrar
Vem Sorrir
Olhar nos olhos
Desconectar
Pra mesa estar completa
Só falta você
Bons momentos são tão simples
Basta querer
A vida tá pedindo uma massa
E massa é Santa Amália
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