Sonho Estranho
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Sonho Estranho
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Eu tive um sonho estranho
O Brasil era que nem os Estados Unidos
Os crioulos tinham carros grandes
E andavam sambando na rua
A favela era como a Alfazema
Toda colorida
E as crioulas usavam seus penteados prediletos
Os paraíbas andavam como texanos
E o presidente era mulato e macumbeiro
Eu tive um sonho bom
E acordei cantando:
Mãe gentil nos acolha
Eu tive um sonho de nada
E acordei cheio de raiva
Tinham também os louros
Todos sabem que eles são um povo bonito
Tinha os índios e japoneses
Plantando legal sua comida
Na janela do avião
Um país verde e bonito
Com o povo em seus abrigos de luz, gás e tevês.
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Who performs "Sonho Estranho"?
Nico Rezende performs "Sonho Estranho", and this lyric page sits inside the Nico Rezende catalog on LyroVerse.
Are there related songs to explore after "Sonho Estranho"?
Yes. The related section below points to A Voz do Meu Coração (part. Luiz Caldas) and Além da Sedução with a short reason for opening each page next.
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