Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Moraes Moreira
Canonical path: /moraes-moreira/o-bamdolim-do-jacob
Related lyric paths: 6
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O Bamdolim do Jacob
Read O Bamdolim do Jacob lyrics by Moraes Moreira on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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O Bamdolim do Jacob
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Um bandolim não vive só de choro
Nem só de choro vive um bandolim
E aquela época de ouro
Jamais passou e enfim
Eu sou um belo e musical tesouro
A lira, o som, o sonho em vibrações
Ah, meu amor, espero novas emoções
Às vezes me sinto só
Pois já não tenho o jacob
Para me tocar com carinho
Poucos além do armandinho
Fazem com que o meu chorinho
Não seja só tristeza e dor
Não tenho idade nem tempo
E me orgulho do instrumento
Que sou
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Moraes Moreira performs "O Bamdolim do Jacob", and this lyric page sits inside the Moraes Moreira catalog on LyroVerse.
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