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Artist: Paulo César Pinheiro
Canonical path: /paulo-cesar-pinheiro/olorum
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Olorum
Read Olorum lyrics by Paulo César Pinheiro on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Olorum
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Por que padece tanto
O povo de Olorum?
Quando eu pergunto a Zâmbi
Não tem eco algum.
Por que tanto amargor?
Por que, me diz, Xangô?
Ô justiceiro,
Por que ele é sofredor?
Por que a paz não chega
Ao coração Nagô?
Quando eu pergunto,
Escuto o seu bata-cotô.
Por que que o baticum,
Me diga agora, Ogum,
Santo guerreiro,
Tem que ser de lutador?
Por que se diz que o preto
Que é de cor?
Por que que o Kêtu
Tem que ter sinhô?
Olorum, Oxalá, Zâmbi, ô!
Por que que o Bantu
Quer cantar o amor
E o canto é de dor?
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Paulo César Pinheiro performs "Olorum", and this lyric page sits inside the Paulo César Pinheiro catalog on LyroVerse.
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