Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Scavenger
Canonical path: /scavenger/etnocidio
Related lyric paths: 4
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Etnocídio
Read Etnocídio lyrics by Scavenger on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Etnocídio
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Índio da Amazônia com o sapato importado
Bebe coca e usa jeans
Tem cabelo penteado
No domingo vai a missa, vê TV, e joga bola
Tem CD de punk rock e vende "crack" na escola
E a monocultura já grudada em sua alma
Lhe mostrando o caminho pra ter mente atrofiada
E a cultura do branco cada dia mais presente
Beber chá de papoula deixa a tribo mais contente
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