Adão Negro (part. EdCity)
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Adão Negro (part. EdCity)
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A apartheid disfarçado todo dia
Quando me olho não me vejo na TV
Quando me vejo estou sempre na cozinha
Ou na favela submissa ao poder
Já fui mucama mais agora sou neguinha
Minha pretinha nós gostamos de você
Levante saia, saia correndo para o quarto
Na madrugada patrãozinho quer te ver
Chá lá lá lá lá lá
Chá lá lá lá lá lá lá lá
Chá lá lá lá lá lá lá
Será que um dia eu serei a patroa
Sonho que um dia isso possa acontecer
Ficar na sala não ir mais para a cozinha
Agora eu digo o que vejo na TV
Um som negro
O Deus negro
O Adão Negro
O negro no poder
Um som negro
O Deus negro
O Adão Negro
O negro no poder
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