A Gaivota
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A Gaivota
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Levantei-me um dia bem cedo
Pra ver lá na praia minha namorada
Eu cheguei quando o Sol já saía
Só vi seu rastinho na areia molhada
Avistei uma carta escrita
Jogada na areia que ela me deixou
Quando fui apanhá-la pra ler
A onda do mar a carta levou
Eu pulei sobre as ondas furioso
Pra pegar a carta que a água arrastou
De repente veio uma gaivota
Voando baixinho a carta agarrou
Eu voltei na praia pra ver
Os sinais dos seus pés que na areia ficou
Eu chorei quando vi que a onda
Ao bater na praia seu rastro apagou
Todos os dias eu volto na praia
Pra ver se meu bem espera por mim
Porém só vejo a malvada gaivota
Voando baixinho cantando assim
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