Olha aqui
Esse show
Essa pequena amostra
Amostra compacta de alguns rocks
Do tempo dos 50 e dos primórdios
Mas eu vou incluir o meu aqui
Que pediram o Rock Das Aranha
O celebre
Vocês sabem
Que existe um dicionario que saiu agora
Chamado dicionario da censura
O dicionario da censura é o seguinte
Todo compositor brasileiro
Tem a obrigação de receber um dicionario dessa grossura, assim
Com todas as palavras proibidas
Inclusive uma palavra proibida
Não sei porque é povo, gente
Universidade, escola
Não se pode falar em música
Inclusive pintou a palavra aranha
Eu fui o precursor da aranha
Depois de Deus
Pois é que, e não é que

Subi no muro do quintal
E vi uma transa que não é normal
E ninguém vai acreditar
Eu vi duas mulheres botando aranha pra brigar

Duas aranhas, duas aranhas
Duas aranhas, duas aranhas
Vem cá mulher deixa de manha
Minha cobra quer comer sua aranha

Deve ter uma boa explicação
O que é que essas aranhas tão fazendo ali no chão
Uma em cima, a outra embaixo
E a cobra perguntando onde é que eu me encaixo?

É cobra, com as aranhas
É minha cobra, com as aranhas
Vem cá mulher deixa de manha
Minha cobra que comer sua aranha

Meu corpo todo se tremeu
E nem minha cobra entendeu
Como é que pode duas aranhas se esfregando
(Meu deus)

É minha cobra, cobra com as aranha
É minha cobra, com as aranhas
Vem cá mulher deixa de manha
Minha cobra que comer sua aranha

eu soltei a cobra e ela foi direto
Foi pro meio das aranha
Pra mostrar como é que é certo
Cobra com aranha é que dá pé
Aranha com aranha sempre deu em jacaré

É minha cobra
É minha cobra, com as aranhas
Vem cá mulher deixa de manha
Minha cobra que comer sua aranha (alright)

Subi no muro do quintal
E vi uma transa que não é normal
E ninguém vai acreditar
Eu vi duas mulheres botando aranha pra brigar

Duas aranhas, duas aranhas
Duas aranhas, duas aranhas
Vem cá mulher deixa de manha
Minha cobra quer comer sua aranha

Deve ter uma boa explicação
O que é que essas aranhas tão fazendo ali no chão
Uma em cima, a outra embaixo
E a cobra perguntando onde é que eu me encaixo?

Com as aranhas
É minha cobra, com as aranhas
Vem cá mulher deixa de manha
Minha cobra que comer sua aranha

Meu corpo todo se tremeu
E nem minha cobra entendeu
Como é que pode duas aranhas se esfregando
Eu 'to sabendo, alguma coisa 'tá faltando

É minha cobra, cobra com as aranha
É minha cobra, com as aranhas
Vem cá mulher deixa de manha
Minha cobra que comer sua aranha

Soltei a cobra e ela foi direto
Foi pro meio das aranhas
Pra mostrar como é que é certo
Cobra com aranha é que dá pé
Aranha com aranha sempre deu em jacaré

cobra, com as aranhas
É minha cobra, com as aranhas
Vem cá mulher deixa de manha
Minha cobra que comer sua aranha

Vem cá mulher deixa de manha
Minha cobra que comer sua aranha


Lyrics submitted by Júlio Ramale

Rock Das Aranha Lyrics as written by Raul Seixas Claudio Roberto Andrade De Azeredo

Lyrics © Warner Chappell Music, Inc.

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    This is really funny in Portuguese. He's singing about two lesbians, whose spiders (aranha, in Portuguese) are playing together, but his snake (cobra) wants to play, and he can't understand why they won't let him.

    Venha Futuroon November 20, 2006   Link

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