Ruas da Cidade (part. Lô Borges)
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Ruas da Cidade (part. Lô Borges)
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Guiacurus Caetés Goitacazes
Tupinambás Aimorés
Todos no chão
Guajajaras Tamoios Tapuias
Todos Timbiras Tupis
Todos no chão
A parede das ruas
Não devolveu
Os abismos que se rolou
Horizonte perdido no meio da selva
Cresceu o arraial
Passa bonde passa boiada
Passa trator, avião
Ruas e reis
Guajajaras Tamoios Tapuias
Tupinambás Aimorés
Todos no chão
A cidade plantou no coração
Tantos nomes de quem morreu
Horizonte perdido no meio da selva
Cresceu o arraial
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