Fado Amália
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Fado Amália
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Amália, quis Deus que fosse
O teu nome
Amália, acho-lhe um jeito
Engraçado
Bem nosso e popular quando
Oiço alguém gritar
Amália, canta-me o fado
Amália, esta palavra
Ensinou-me
Amália, tu tens na vida que
Amar
São ordens do Senhor
Amália sem amor não rima
Tens de gostar
E como até morrer amar é
Padecer
Amália chora a cantar
Amália, disse-me alguém com
Ternura
Amália, da mais bonita
Maneira
E tu, toda coração, julgaste
Ouvir então
Amália, p'la vez primeira
Amália, andaste sempre á
Procura
Amália, daquele amor, mas
Sem fé
Alguém já to tirou
Alguém o encontrou na rua
Com a outra ao pé
E a quem lhe fala em ti
Já só responde assim
Amália? Eu sei quem é
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Misia performs "Fado Amália", and this lyric page sits inside the Misia catalog on LyroVerse.
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