DISRITMIA
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DISRITMIA
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(Part. Célia & Dino Barioni e Quinteto em Branco e Preto)
Eu quero
Me esconder debaixo
Dessa sua saia
Prá fugir do mundo
Pretendo
Também me embrenhar
No emaranhado
Desses seus cabelos
Preciso transfundir
Seu sangue
Pro meu coração
Que é tão vagabundo
Me deixa
Te trazer num dengo
Prá num cafuné
Fazer os meus apelos
Eu quero
Ser exorcizado
Pela água benta
Desse olhar infindo
Que bom
É ser fotografado
Mas pelas retinas
Desses olhos lindos
Me deixe hipnotizado
Prá acabar de vez
Com essa disritmia
Vem logo
Vem curar seu nego
Que chegou de porre
Lá da boemia
Eu quero
Ser exorcizado
Pela água benta
Desse olhar infindo
Que bom
É ser fotografado
Mas pelas retinas
Desses olhos lindos
Me deixe hipnotizado
Prá acabar de vez
Com essa disritmia
Vem logo
Vem curar seu nego
Que chegou de porre
Lá da boemia
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