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Artist: Mark Gladston
Canonical path: /mark-gladston/jequitivale
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Jequitivale
Read Jequitivale lyrics by Mark Gladston on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Jequitivale
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Você que anda com o pé rachado
E com a palha atrás da orelha
Com a aba do chapéu na testa
E se vira da noite pro dia
Você que banha no fanado
E que tira ouro de bateia
Que faz da vida uma festa
E adora falar poesia
Desculpe seu doutor
Mas receba os comprimentos meus
Eu fico com a filosofia
Do mestre joão de deus
A saudade me maltrata
E me faz olhar no calendário
Pra ver se faltam poucos dias
Pra ouvir o tambor do rosário
Vale que vale cantar
Vale que vale viver
Vale do jequitinhonha
Vale eu amo você (2x)...
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Mark Gladston performs "Jequitivale", and this lyric page sits inside the Mark Gladston catalog on LyroVerse.
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