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Artist: Umbanda
Canonical path: /umbanda/lamento-da-cigana-do-oriente
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Lamento da Cigana do Oriente
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Lamento da Cigana do Oriente
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Mistérios da noite nas orlas de um rio:
Uma formosa cigana chorando está.
Nas águas se eleva o seu triste lamento
E em seu acampamento seu povo a falar
Que foi por um homem que a cigana chora
Com ferida alma lhe dói o coração.
Valente foi o moço que a ela salvara,
Mas só vê recordando a história de amor.
História de amor!... História de amor!...
A cigana chora por seu Marabô! (2x).
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