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Artist: Oswaldo Montenegro
Canonical path: /oswaldo-montenegro/a-bailarina-gorda
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A Bailarina (Gorda)
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A Bailarina (Gorda)
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Como toda bailarina ela sonhava com mil saltos mortais
Os dedos do destino a desenharam gorda demais
Cada salto ou pirueta era um desastre, eram risadas gerais
E o mais lindo vestido, tá guardado: gorda demais
Cada bola de sorvete é tanta culpa, era remorso demais
E os olhos do menino que ela amava, amavam magras de mais
Cada abraço, um arrepio, ai, por um fio ele me apalpa por trás
E sente a carne mole, frouxa, coxa, gorda demais
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