Velho Realejo
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Velho Realejo
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Naquele bairro afastado
Onde em criança vivias
A remoer melodias
De uma ternura sem par
Passava todas as tardes
Um realejo risonho
Passava como num sonho
Um realejo a cantar
Depois tu partiste
Ficou triste a rua deserta
Na tarde fria e calma
Ouço ainda o realejo tocar
Ficou a saudade
Comigo a morar
Tu cantas alegre e o realejo
Parece que choras com pena de ti
Depois tu partiste
Ficou triste a rua deserta
Na tarde fria e calma
Ouço ainda o realejo tocar
Ficou a saudade
Comigo a morar
Tu cantas alegre e o realejo
Parece que choras com pena de ti
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Who performs "Velho Realejo"?
Milena performs "Velho Realejo", and this lyric page sits inside the Milena catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to A Estrada e o Violeiro and A História de Bonnie e Clyde with a short reason for opening each page next.
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