Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Sinhô
Canonical path: /sinho/alivia-estes-olhos
Related lyric paths: 6
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Alivia Estes Olhos
Read Alivia Estes Olhos lyrics by Sinhô on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Alivia Estes Olhos
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Eu queria saber por que: É
Que este homem bateu na mulher?
Que mulher engraçada e adorada
Que se acostumou com a pancada
Ai, como é bão querer
Sofrer calado
Sem ninguém saber
Tanta gente
Que anda sofrendo
Pela dor de uma paixão
Eu queria saber se eu tenho
Um lugar no teu coração?
Ai, como é bão querer
Sofrer calado
Sem ninguém saber
Alivia estes olhos pra lá
Que ainda ontem eu fui me rezar
Tenho medo desse olhar
Que procura-me a vida atrasar
Ai, como é bão querer
Sofrer calado
Sem ninguém saber
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Sinhô performs "Alivia Estes Olhos", and this lyric page sits inside the Sinhô catalog on LyroVerse.
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