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Artist: Surra
Canonical path: /surra/brasileiro-otario-e-triste
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Brasileiro, Otário e Triste
Read Brasileiro, Otário e Triste lyrics by Surra on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Brasileiro, Otário e Triste
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Brasileiro, otário e triste
Escutou o despertador
Desembaçou a janela
É melhor nem pensar
No final das contas ele não vai reclamar
A vida é uma desgraça mas olha essas pessoas
Debaixo do viaduto
Olha quanta gente já morreu: De COVID, de frio, de polícia
De abandono, meu amigo
Vai pra casa se isolar, se entupir
De diazepam
Sem muleta emocional
Ontem nunca existiu
O desgosto vai
Se encarregar de me levar
Brasileiro otário e triste
Vai pra casa se isolar
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