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Artist: Leny Eversong
Canonical path: /leny-eversong/oxala
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Oxalá
Read Oxalá lyrics by Leny Eversong on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Oxalá
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Oxalá meu pai, tem pena de mim, tem dó
Vim aqui meu senhor
Pra pedir proteção pra curar mal de amor
Essa dor que estou sofrendo
É o mal da ingratidão
Tenho meu corpo cansado
De guardar meu coração
Oxalá que és poderoso
Mande um guia, por favor
Descarregar minha tristeza
E acabar com a minha dor
Ai, ai, meu pai, tem pena de mim tem dó
Ninguém pode viver só
Ai, ai, meu pai, tem pena de mim tem dó
Ninguém pode viver só
Oxalá meu pai tem pena de mim, tem dó
Vim aqui meu senhor
Pra pedir proteção pra curar mal de amor
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Leny Eversong performs "Oxalá", and this lyric page sits inside the Leny Eversong catalog on LyroVerse.
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