Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Paulo Noronha
Canonical path: /paulo-noronha/rock-oceanico
Related lyric paths: 6
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Rock Oceânico
Read Rock Oceânico lyrics by Paulo Noronha on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Rock Oceânico
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Amanhece no solo brasileiro
por aqui o sol nasce primeiro
e o mar invade meus ouvidos
sem machucar com acordes atrevidos...
irmão preste a sua atenção
ao som que vem do alto mar,o rock oceânico
que vem para te mostrar muito mais que se tem no atlântico
tubarões, meros, barracudas...
ciobas, xaréus e tartarugas
mumbebos, viuvinha e catraias . . .
sobrevoando as mais belas praias de um B r a s i l . ..
distante deste continente...cheio de gente...
e n t ã o . . .
abra o seu coração
ao som que vem...
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Paulo Noronha performs "Rock Oceânico", and this lyric page sits inside the Paulo Noronha catalog on LyroVerse.
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