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Artist: Mukeka di Rato
Canonical path: /mukeka-di-rato/poor-senators
Related lyric paths: 6
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Poor senators
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Poor senators
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Poor senators work so hard
12 thousand of reais of month and not have what eat
Protest against me
Call me traitor
Because I win 100
Making rock n'roll
Kill a band
Saves José Carlos Gratz
Everybody will be happy
Reading the newspaper
Poor senators
Poor senators work so hard
12 thousand of reais of month and not have what eat
Protest against me
Call me traitor
Because I win 100
Making rock n'roll
Kill a band
Saves José Carlos Gratz
Everybody will be happy
Reading the newspapeR
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