Silêncio (Deixem Ouvir As Guitarras)
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Silêncio (Deixem Ouvir As Guitarras)
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HJá noite nas horas calmas
Sozinho á luz do luar
O fado procura as almas
Que andam pra aí a cantar
Corre os bairros de Lisboa
Desce às quelhas da Moirama
Bairro Alto, Madragoa
E anda p'los becos D'Alfama
Silêncio, deixem ouvir as guitarras
Tangendo canções bizarras
Chorando numa voz rouca
Silêncio, deixem ouvir este fado
Fartinho de ter andado
Para aí, de boca em boca
Mas dizem que agora o fado
Vai pôr de parte os queixumes
Vai pôr tristezas de lado
Sem querer saber de ciúmes
Diz que vai andar tranquilo
Usar de mais altivez
Se assim é, vamos ouvi-lo
Chorar p'la última vez
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