Meu Bairro Canta
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Meu Bairro Canta
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Eu quero enaltecer um bem que adoro
O meu bairro, onde moro
Meus amigos fiéis
Dizer que do meu coração não sai
Saenz pena, rua uruguai
A muda, o ponto cem réis
Citar a velha fábrica das chitas
Tantas garotas bonitas
Que o salgueiro tem aos pés
Sim, também eu quase que me esqueço
Não é só nesse endereço
Meu samba vai mais além
Eu quero relembrar por muitos anos
Salve unidos tijucanos
É minha gente, o que é que tem
Quando a cidade toca os seus clarins
Convocando os tamborins
Meu bairro canta também
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Rolando Boldrin performs "Meu Bairro Canta", and this lyric page sits inside the Rolando Boldrin catalog on LyroVerse.
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