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Colheita

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Tom Alves Canonical path: /tom-alves/colheita Related lyric paths: 3 Video embedded: yes
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Colheita

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Tudo passa como o vento, vento que não volta mais,

Como quem parte e não chora, parte sem olhar pra tras

Buscando com o pensamento, aquilo que se chama paz

Talhando com o sentimento a força do que é capaz...

E só com o tempo se sabe amor,

Que quem planta respeito não colhe rancor

E fica no peito um doce sabor de quem planta carinho e colhe amor

De quem planta carinho e colhe amor

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