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Artist: Marcelo Tofani
Canonical path: /marcelo-tofani/tomara-part-dede-santaklaus
Related lyric paths: 6
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Tomara (part. Dedé Santaklaus)
Read Tomara (part. Dedé Santaklaus) lyrics by Marcelo Tofani on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Tomara (part. Dedé Santaklaus)
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Sexta-feira
Chuva de like na sua foto
Chuva de tarde de novo
Não tô bem
Miou, sei lá
Mais um motivo pra dar rolê
Mais um motivo pra foto
Sorri, não tô bem
Hoje eu vou mudar meu rumo
Pra sair do rumo dela
Meia-noite eu me arrumo
E vou sair do celular
Tomara
Que eu volte tarde pra casa
Ou que eu volte só amanhã
Quando o Sol arder de manhã
Tomara
Que eu tome um vento na cara
Tomara
Tomara
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