Seis Horas
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Seis Horas
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Era seis horas o sino batia
Casava a mulher que mais eu queria
Os anjos cantavam em seu louvor
E eu na igreja morrendo de dor
Quanta tristeza senti em meu peito
Ao saber que meus sonhos foram desfeitos
Não guardo rancor de ti, querida
O destino não quis unir nossas vidas
Aquela mulher subiu ao altar
Com outro a ingrata ia se casar
E eu na igreja sofrendo esta dor
Quem mais eu amava tem outro amor
Agora desejo mil felicidade
Que sejas feliz em teu casamento
Só resta dizer, oh! Minha querida
Sei que vou sofrer o resto da vida
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