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Artist: Obey
Canonical path: /obey/aurora-part-gustavo-rosseb
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Aurora (part. Gustavo Rosseb)
Read Aurora (part. Gustavo Rosseb) lyrics by Obey on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Aurora (part. Gustavo Rosseb)
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Eu não tenho que explicar
Do que vem ou o que virá
Meu caminho é inconstante
Um tropeço ou um recomeço é num instante
Então eu sigo em frente
O que tiver de ser será
Pois que amanhã o Sol renascerá
Iluminando o mundo pra eu me levantar
E essas pessoas na sala de jantar
Que ainda aquecem seus assentos
O Sol chegou pra avisar, é hora de levantar
Tem paz que mora na luta
E o medo insiste em gritar, mas a gente sabe que dá
Tem foco em meu olhar
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