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A Enseada

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: John Suanes Canonical path: /john-suanes/a-enseada Related lyric paths: 6
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A Enseada

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Bem no alto da colina

Onde se avista a enseada

Plantei um pé de noz moscada

Pra tomar chá de madrugada

A maresia me faz beber demais

Eu bebo tanto que até passo mal

Não me acostumei com o litoral

Você me diz tantas coisas

Que não dá pra acreditar

Mas se fosse fácil assim

O que mais você iria falar?

A maresia me faz beber demais

Eu bebo tanto que até passo mal

Não me acostumei com o litoral

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