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Artist: Liz Hermann
Canonical path: /liz-hermann/odoya
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Odoyá
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Odoyá
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Odofiaba, Odoyá
Odofiaba, Odoyá
É maré que vai, mãe Yemanjá
É maré que vem, sereia do mar
Fui no mar
Pedir outra vida
Contendo a chorar, escondendo a dor
Querendo sonhar na espera de tudo
Melhorar
Vestida de branco
Desfilei na areia
Sobre o luar chamei as sereias
Pra mãe Yemanjá pulei sete ondas
Pra descarregar
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Ouvi sua voz
Como um doce murmúrio
Um belo cantar louvando o amor
Que pode salvar quem mergulha na fé
E se deixa levar
Oh minha mãe
Como é bom te encontrar
Sentir que contigo posso contar
Pra não me perder no caminhar
Ser feliz e sonhar
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Liz Hermann performs "Odoyá", and this lyric page sits inside the Liz Hermann catalog on LyroVerse.
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