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Artist: José Niza
Canonical path: /jose-niza/cantar-de-emigracao-este-parte-aquela-parte
Related lyric paths: 6
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Cantar de Emigração (Este Parte, Aquela Parte)
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Cantar de Emigração (Este Parte, Aquela Parte)
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Este parte, aquele parte
e todos, todos se vão
Galiza ficas sem homens
que possam cortar teu pão
Tens em troca
órfãos e órfãs
tens campos de solidão
tens mães que não têm filhos
filhos que não têm pai
Coração
que tens e sofre
longas ausências mortais
viúvas de vivos mortos
que ninguém consolará
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