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Artist: John Wayne
Canonical path: /john-wayne/mundo-dos-horrores
Related lyric paths: 6
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Mundo dos Horrores
Read Mundo dos Horrores lyrics by John Wayne on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Mundo dos Horrores
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Bem-vindos ao Mundo dos Horrores,
onde prevalecem a dor e a desunião.
Eles provocam guerras sem sentido,
derramando sangue em vão.
Sangue em vão!
Falsos profetas que lucram com a guerra e manipulação.
Bem-vindos ao Mundo dos Horrores,
onde prevalecem a dor e a desunião
A ingratidão é a palavra que descreve a injustiça.
Todos lutamos por uma causa.
A paz, todos queremos.
Guerras!
Eles provocam guerras sem sentido.
A Ingratidão é a palavra que descreve a injustiça.
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John Wayne performs "Mundo dos Horrores", and this lyric page sits inside the John Wayne catalog on LyroVerse.
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