Não foi dessa vez
Mas pode ter certeza
Mal posso esperar
Pra fugir da tristeza
Amanhã talvez
Vai ser um carnaval
Vão falar de mim
Pro bem ou pro mal
Tomo um café e um guaraná pra me animar
Mas ficou tão tarde
Que é melhor deixar pra lá, ah ah

Quando penso em nós dois
Deixo tudo pra depois
Quando penso em nós três
Fica pra outra vez

Quando penso em nós dois
Deixo tudo pra depois
Quando penso em nós três
Fica pra outra vez

Juntei passos, palavras
Não era bem o momento
Fingi não querer nada
Tem hora que não me aguento
Tomo um café e um guaraná pra me animar
Mas ficou tão tarde
Que é melhor deixar pra lá, ah ah

Quando penso em nós dois
Deixo tudo pra depois
Quando penso em nós três
Fica pra outra vez

Quando penso em nós dois
Deixo tudo pra depois
Quando penso em nós três
Fica pra outra vez

Prometo, juro, garanto
Vou resolver tudo isso
Assim que tiver coragem
E mais nenhum compromisso
Tomo um café e um guaraná pra me animar
Mas ficou tão tarde
Que é melhor deixar pra lá, ah ah

Quando penso em nós dois
Deixo tudo pra depois
Quando penso em nós três
Fica pra outra vez

Quando penso em nós dois
Deixo tudo pra depois
Quando penso em nós três
Fica pra outra vez

Quando penso em nós dois
Deixo tudo pra depois
Quando penso em nós três
Fica pra outra vez

Ah, sei, ha ha
O Zico, 'cê reparou uma coisa
Justo na música mais fofa, onde tudo é fofo
A gente não canta
Será por que, hein
Hum, eu não sei não
Eu 'to achando que eu vou mudar de banda
Essa banda de apoio aí só 'tá me dando desgosto
Croco, para com isso, a gente ia na gravação do DVD, fica quieto
'To nervoso, 'to até roxo
Se controla, se controla 'tá
'To batendo o pé aqui
Segura a sua onda aí, Croco
Ah é, ah é
Vai ficar sem ração hoje
Eu 'to achando que esse povo 'tá só interessado no meu dinheiro
'Vamo lá, um, dois, três, é


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