Sururu e Tal
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Marley

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Sururu e Tal Canonical path: /sururu-tal/marley Related lyric paths: 6
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Marley

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Nos idos de quarenta e cinco

Nascia no coração da jamaica

Um menino pobre

Que tinha a pele escura

A brancura da paz

Era o filho mais nobre

Da tribo, Da tribo de Jah

Cachos, Cabelos, Swing no ar

E a vontade de Reggar

Eh Bob Marley

Eh Rastafhari

Filosofia Rasta de vida

Força divina

Mensagem de paz, assim cantava

O Filho nobre da Jamaica

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