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Artist: John Coffee
Canonical path: /john-coffee/dalila
Related lyric paths: 4
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Dalila
Read Dalila lyrics by John Coffee on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Dalila
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DALILA
John Coffee
O que se passa nessa cabecinha
você não é divina flor
não conhece meus segredos
porque já pensa que é amor ?!
o que você me dá todas dão
o que você têm demais então ?!
hoje não quero saber de mais nada
só quero desfrutar da minha estrada
embarcar no meu maverick
só pra saber como é ser livre
o que você me dá todas dão
o que você têm demais então?!
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o que você me dá todas dão
o que você têm demais então?!
o que você me dá todas dão
o que você têm demais então?!!
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John Coffee performs "Dalila", and this lyric page sits inside the John Coffee catalog on LyroVerse.
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