Doce Menestrel
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Doce Menestrel
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Um barco de papel
Num mar de estrelas
Buscando coração de aldebarã
Imagens transbordantes de beleza
Navegam nas canções de djavan
Quem dera que o meu canto traduzisse
A cor, a forma o gosto da romã
Assim talvez um dia conseguisse
Dizer do amor que flui de um djavan
Poeta de oceanos e lilases
É todo sentimento e puro afã
Viver é mais bonito e mais suave
Se lembro, escuto e canto djavan
Quem dera que o meu canto traduzisse
A cor, a forma o gosto da romã
Assim talvez um dia conseguisse
Dizer do amor que flui um djavan
Poeta de oceanos e lilases
É todo sentimento e puro afã
Viver é mais bonito e mais suave
Se lembro, escuto e canto djavan
Djavan, djavan, djavan...
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Who performs "Doce Menestrel"?
Rosa Passos performs "Doce Menestrel", and this lyric page sits inside the Rosa Passos catalog on LyroVerse.
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