Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Luciana Mello
Canonical path: /luciana-mello/tributo-a-martin-luther-king
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Tributo A Martin Luther King
Read Tributo A Martin Luther King lyrics by Luciana Mello on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Tributo A Martin Luther King
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Sim sou negro de cor
Meu irmão de minha cor
O que te peço é luta sim, luta mais
Que a luta está no fim
Cada negro que for
Mais um negro virá
Para lutar com sangue ou não
Com uma canção também se luta irmão
Ouvir minha voz
Lutar por nós
Luta negra demais, luta negra demais
É lutar pela paz, é lutar pela paz
Luta negra demais
Para sermos iguais
Para sermos iguais
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Luciana Mello performs "Tributo A Martin Luther King", and this lyric page sits inside the Luciana Mello catalog on LyroVerse.
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