A Flor Que Murchou
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A Flor Que Murchou
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A flor que brotou no jardim da vida
Por todos querida o seu esplendor
Pois na mocidade alegre que tinha
Viveu qual rainha sua história de amor
Porém com o tempo mudou sua vida
De amada e querida sozinha ficou
Pois quem a queria já não a quer mais
Por amar demais infeliz se tornou
A flor que brotou no jardim da vida
Por todos querida o seu esplendor
Pois na mocidade alegre que tinha
Viveu qual rainha sua história de amor
Assim estou vendo a flor que era minha
O encanto que tinha o tempo levou
E hoje eu choro na história que finda
A flor que era linda e um dia murchou
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