Brazilian War
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Brazilian War
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Will you forget who we are?
Forget who we were?
Though my frail shoulders
They’re not strong enough
Now you blow me a kiss
Like I’m a kid
Who is pretending? I’m not
Who is this calling? I’m leaving
I have died, I have died
In a Brazilian war
And I don’t know who we are
I have died, I have died
And I don’t know who we are, I don’t know who we are
I had forgotten about
Being in water all day
Wet hair
Brown skin, brown skin
I had forgotten about
The dizziness that bring
Wet hair
Brown skin, brown skin
I have died, I have died
In a Brazilian war
And I don’t know who we are
I have died, I have died
And I don’t know who we are, I don’t know who we are
What is it you want me to go back and fix?
I promise I will do my best to deal with it
What is it you want me to go back and fix?
I promise I will do my best to deal with it
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Nili Hadida performs "Brazilian War", and this lyric page sits inside the Nili Hadida catalog on LyroVerse.
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