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Artist: Orlando Dias
Canonical path: /orlando-dias/lisboa-antiga
Related lyric paths: 6
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Lisboa Antiga
Read Lisboa Antiga lyrics by Orlando Dias on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Lisboa Antiga
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Lisboa, velha cidade
Cheia de encanto e beleza!
Eternamente a sorrir
E no vestir sempre airosa
O branco véu da saudade
Cobre o teu rosto, linda princesa!
Olhai, senhores, esta Lisboa d'outras eras
Dos cruzados e das esperas e das toiradas reais!
Das festas, das seculares procissões
Dos populares pregões matinais
Que já não voltam mais!
Lisboa de ouro e de prata
Outra mais linda não vejo
Eternamente a brincar
E a cantar, de contente
O teu semblante se retrata
No azul cristalino do Tejo!
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Orlando Dias performs "Lisboa Antiga", and this lyric page sits inside the Orlando Dias catalog on LyroVerse.
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