Maria Sulanqueira (part. Ivison)
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Maria Sulanqueira (part. Ivison)
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Que hora é essa?
Quase duas da manhã!
Pra onde tu vais Maria?
Vou pra feira da sulanca!
Balança as ancas, bota a mala na cabeça
Faz de tudo e não se esquece da garrafa de café
Cadê teu carro? Oxente! Cê tá maluco!
Empresário é que tem carro, sulanqueiro vai a pé
Deusa da noite, rainha da madrugada
Corre-corre na calçada pra arrumar um bom lugar
Já descolou o leite da melecada
De bochechinha rosada todo mundo vai ficar
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Valdir Santos performs "Maria Sulanqueira (part. Ivison)", and this lyric page sits inside the Valdir Santos catalog on LyroVerse.
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