William Nakauchi
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Praça Tiradentes

Praça Tiradentes lyrics by William Nakauchi. Vou na Praça Tiradentes no bairro da Tijuca Ir atrás da loiríssima, bonita e estilosa Ela é cantora de Funk Gosta...

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Praça Tiradentes

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Vou na Praça Tiradentes no bairro da Tijuca

Ir atrás da loiríssima, bonita e estilosa

Ela é cantora de Funk

Gosta dos bailes do Borel

Dança loiríssima, dança

Dança loiríssima, dança

Rebola sem parar

Rebola sem parar

Desce, desce, desce

Rebola sem parar

Rebola sem parar

Desce, desce, desce

Rebola sem parar

Rebola sem parar

Desce, desce

Rebola loiríssima

Rebola, rebola

Rebola sem parar

Rebola

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