Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Marimba
Canonical path: /marimba/principe-dreadlocks
Related lyric paths: 6
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Princípe Dreadlocks
Read Princípe Dreadlocks lyrics by Marimba on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Princípe Dreadlocks
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This is the dub
This is the natural reggae music
Acreditar eu sei
Que existem fantasias
Sonhar, sonhei
Com um mundo de alegrias
De príncipe dreadlocks e reis
Fiéis sempre ao seu lado viajei
Com tanta plenitude
O castelo era o mar
Paisagens lindas
Tente imaginar
Discos voadores
Fadas e gurus
Arrodeados de fantasias
A alegria vem mostrar
Que é bom viver
Reggae is peace
Reggae is emotion
Reggae is love
Acordar, lembrei
Sonhei, eu sei
Com príncipes dreadlocks e reis
Fiéis sempre ao teu lado viajei.
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Marimba performs "Princípe Dreadlocks", and this lyric page sits inside the Marimba catalog on LyroVerse.
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