Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Liz Valente
Canonical path: /liz-valente/simbora
Related lyric paths: 6
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Simbora
Read Simbora lyrics by Liz Valente on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Simbora
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Vamos “simbora” pra lá (pra lá, pra lá...)
Deixa esse queijo de lado, morena
Entra na carroça
‘Sa cidade só chove (chove, chove..)
Deixa esse barro de lado, morena
Entra na carroça
A paisagem é morro (morro, morro...)
A paisagem é só morro
Deixa o barraco de lado, morena
Entra na carroça
Essa cidade é a minha casa
Esse barraco é o meu lar
Minha terra é preto café
O meu sol, amarelo canarin’
O meu céu é azul que dá dó
E o mingau que eu como é fubá
Levo no peito o caminho de volta
Dá sua mão pra eu subir (na carroça)
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Liz Valente performs "Simbora", and this lyric page sits inside the Liz Valente catalog on LyroVerse.
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