Wander Wildner
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Ustê

Read Ustê lyrics by Wander Wildner on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Wander Wildner Canonical path: /wander-wildner/uste Related lyric paths: 6
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Ustê

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Despues dí ter estado várias vezes

Friente a friente con la muerte

Y dí ter magoado muchas personas

Das que más se dedicaran a mí

Yo resolvi que precisaba hacer algo

Yo preciso esquecer

Toda las cosas mas

Que aconteceran entre mí

Y ustê, y ustê, y ustê

Yo preciso lembrar

Toda las cosas buenas

Que aconteceran entre mí

Y ustê, y ustê, y ustê

Si o mí mundo va se quedar

Por cima de mí cabeça

Y no vai haver guarda-lluvia

Pra impedir que esto aconteça

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Wander Wildner performs "Ustê", and this lyric page sits inside the Wander Wildner catalog on LyroVerse.

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