Coraçao apaixonado
So éscuta a própia voz e ninguém mais
Tem o cheiro de pecado
E a magia de querer amar demais
Sempre, sempre enamorado
Do olhar que mais de mil promessas traz
Nao pregunta nem responde
Simplesmente satisfaz sonhar
Que existe amor cada vez mais
Coraçao apaixonado

So diz coisas que parecem tao banais
Sempre certo, mesmo errado
É o fogo que nao morrerá jamais
Sempre, sempre enamorado
Do olhar que mais de mil promessas traz
Nao pregunta nem responde
Simplesmente satisfaz sonhar
Que existe amor cada vez mais
Eternamente se envolver

No infinito ir a buscar
Toda ternura que espera encontrar
E para sempre entao provar
O doce vinho da paixao
Que embriaga e alimenta de emoçao
So éscuta a própia voz e ninguén mais
É o fogo que nao morrera jamais
Sempre, sempre enamorado
Do olhar que mais de mil promessas traz
Nao pregunta nem responde
Simplesmente satisfaz sonhar
Que existe amor cada vez mais

Coraçao apaixonado
So diz coisas que parecem tao banais
Sempre certo, mesmo errado
É o fogo que nao morrerá jamais
Sempre, sempre enamorado
Do olhar que mais de mil promessas traz
Nao pregunta nem responde
Simplesmente satisfaz sonhar
Que existe amor cada vez mais


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