Page type: lyric reference
Artist: PJ e Raiz
Canonical path: /pj-e-raiz/negro-nago
Related lyric paths: 6
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Negro Nagô
Read Negro Nagô lyrics by PJ e Raiz on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Negro Nagô
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Eu vou tocar minha viola
Eu sou um negro cantador
O negro canta deita e rola
Lá na senzala do Senhor
Dança aí, negro nagô
Oh oh oh
Tem que acabar com esta história
De negro ser inferior
O negro é gente e quer escola
Quer dançar samba e ser doutor
Dança aí, negro nagô
Oh oh oh
O negro mora em palafita
Não é culpa dele, não senhor
A culpa é da abolição
Que veio e não o libertou
Dança aí, negro nagô
Oh oh oh
Vou botar fogo no engenho
Aonde o negro apanhou
O negro é gente como o outro
Quer ter carinho e ter amor
Dança aí negro nagô
Oh oh oh
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