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Artist: Kah Hum Kah
Canonical path: /kah-hum-kah/saltimbanco-o-poeta-das-lagrimas
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Saltimbanco, o poeta das lágrimas
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Saltimbanco, o poeta das lágrimas
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qual carioca sob dengos
luminosos de amor lunar
rio de janeiro a dezembro
se ponho os pés no teu mar
e agora as praias as vaias nas palmas
meninos meninas
senhores senhoras
o corpo a mente
os olhares e almas
me apetecem me pertencem
pois venho num vento
dum lago sem águas
sou poeta viajante
o mago das mágoas
navegante dum lago de rimas
a quem chamo carinhosamente
de lágrimas
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