Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Velho Irlandês
Canonical path: /velho-irlandes/japao-e-jeriba
Related lyric paths: 6
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Japão e Jeribá
Read Japão e Jeribá lyrics by Velho Irlandês on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Japão e Jeribá
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Se eu correr rios cidades
Leste e oeste céu e mar
Ou atrás só do meu ego querer estar
Me esconder pelas vielas
No Japão ou Jeribá
Pra você é sempre fácil me encontrar
E ainda que eu nada dissesse
Você sabia o que eu diria
Sabia onde eu estaria
Te encontrar foi me encontrar
Um coração rasgado e aberto
É sempre tudo que eu tenho a te dar
Se eu correr rios de ego
No Japão ou Jeribá
Ou atrás só das vielas querer estar
Me esconder de leste a oeste
Cidades, céu e mar
Pra você é sempre fácil me amar
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Velho Irlandês performs "Japão e Jeribá", and this lyric page sits inside the Velho Irlandês catalog on LyroVerse.
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