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Negro Velho

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Mestre Ulisses Canonical path: /mestre-ulisses/negro-velho Related lyric paths: 6
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Negro Velho

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Pega o berimbau menino vai correndo pro terreiro

Pega o berimbau menino vai correndo pro terreiro

Traz o atabeque e o pandeiro, negro velho quer jogar

Traz o atabaque e o pandeiro, negro velho quer joga

É sexta-feira é dia de capoeira

No mercado da ribeira, mais tarde eu vou jogar

Olha o negro chegou

Iô iô

Olha o negro chegou

Iá iá

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