E aí, Botucatu!

Não esqueça aquela época da escola
Que você matava aula
Pra me ver jogando bola
E passava o seu caderno
E as vezes dava cola
E a gente namorava no escuro do cinema
Eu chorei quando você saiu de cena

Pra fazer curso normal em outra cida', Botucatu, vem!
Eu fui pras Forças Armadas
Completei maioridade
E você na minha história
Me matando de saudade
E depois caí no mundo
Dessa minha trajetória
É um milagre te reencontrar agora, e o pior?

E o pior é que agora, você!
Você já tem compromisso
Tem aliança no dedo e eu, eu também
O melhor é ir embora
Que é pra evitar o risco
Quem 'tá muito feliz bota a mão lá em cima, Botucatu, e canta o mais alto que puder!

Desejo pra você paz e saúde
Que o bom Deus lhe ajude
Pra você cuidar dos seus, pra eu
Pra eu cuidar dos meus
Mas deixe os nossos sentimentos
Se entregar neste momento
Antes de dizer adeus

Desejo pra você paz e saúde
Que o bom Deus lhe ajude
Pra você cuidar dos seus
Pra eu cuidar dos meus
Mas deixe os nossos sentimentos
Se entregar neste momento
Antes de dizer adeus

E o pior é que agora
Você já tem compromisso
Tem aliança no dedo e eu também
O melhor é ir embora
Que é pra evitar o risco
De partir ao meio o coração de alguém, energia

Desejo pra você paz e saúde
Que o bom Deus lhe ajude
Pra você cuidar dos seus (pra eu)
Pra eu cuidar dos meus
Mas deixe os nossos sentimentos
Se entregar nesse momento
Antes de dizer adeus

Desejo pra você paz e saúde
Que o bom Deus lhe ajude
Pra você cuidar dos seus
Pra eu cuidar dos meus
Mas deixe os nossos sentimentos
Se entregar neste momento
Antes de dizer adeus
Antes de dizer adeus

Será que vocês lembram dessa aqui ó?

Deixa nosso mundo se encontrar
Teu sorriso afastar (o que?)
Meu momento de tristeza
Olha, eu venho sofrendo tanto
O meu mundo é só pranto
Não consigo sonhar
Vem fazer meu corpo viajar
Até o infinito, me faça viver

Me faça viver
Tudo o que preciso é você
Não tenho vergonha em dizer
Eu quero te amar, vem energia!

Vem me beijar
Quero tanto te amar, oh
Vem que meu corpo deseja
Teu prazer
Quero deitar no teu colo e dizer
Gosto tanto de você, de você

Vem me beijar
Quero tanto te amar, oh oh oh
Vem que meu corpo deseja
Teu prazer
Quero deitar no teu colo e dizer
Gosto tanto de você
Gosto tanto de você

Olha
Olha nos meus olhos
Tem um sentimento
Uma eternidade
Lua, cheia de feitiço
Amei um anjo lindo
Que felicidade

Amor você nasceu pra mim
O tarô revelou e os búzios disseram
Que não tem mistério o nosso amor
Nas pétalas de flor
Não dá mal me quer
Só bem me quer no coração, Soweto!

O amor, tudo era vazio, mas você chegou
Com paixão você manda e desmanda no meu coração
E eu não posso mais, não posso te perder
Pensar em te esquecer, meus sonho se desfaz
Quem sabe um dia eu te prenda no meu peito
Curto tanto o teu jeito, gosto tanto de você

O amor, tudo, tudo, tudo é
Com paixão
E eu não posso mais te perder
Te esquecer, se desfaz
Quem sabe um dia eu te prenda no meu peito
Curto tanto o teu jeito, eu gosto tanto de você

Soweto, 20 e Poucos Anos

Boa noite

Soweto, Soweto, Soweto, Soweto, Soweto
Assim vocês me fazem chorar, viu!


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