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Artist: Zé Ramalho
Canonical path: /ze-ramalho/anjos-e-demonios-part-oswaldo-montenegro
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Anjos e Demônios (part. Oswaldo Montenegro)
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Anjos e Demônios (part. Oswaldo Montenegro)
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São sete bichos
Sete regras do jogo
Sete provas de fogo
Para a lógica de cada um
São sete mundos
Pelo mesmo planeta
A mesma bola na roleta
E apostando no número 1
São sete dores e sorrisos em jogo
Habitando sete corpos sem ponto comum
E observando na mesma estação
Os anjos e demônios de cada um
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