Sos Brasil

Cidade Negra

Há muito tempo que eu queria te dizer, ouça
Vontade de te ver também
Não vale se esconder, não não não não
Verdades sempre vem
E as coisas que passei
Já ficaram para trás
Eu tenho que viver

A minha ansiedade cada vez aumenta mais
Eu tô vendo na cidade ódio, amor, guerra e paz
Alguém da sua idade no caminho encontrei
Falando dos atalhos descobertos pelos reis

O rei da sua história e até o rei sol
Todos eles dizem que existe uma lei
Mas eles não sabem de uma coisa que eu sei
Mas eles não sabem de uma coisa que eu sei

Cachorro magro e criança na rua, corra
Pra tentar salvar alguém
Mulher bonita é feitiço da lua, oba
Seu relax me faz bem
A gente avança e também recua, vamos
No balanço desse trem
Desempregado a luta continua, Sampa
Resistindo esse vai e vem

Rua é a escola
Rua pra jogar bola
Nua a criança chora
Nua pedindo esmola
Agora eu vou contar
O que ninguém nunca ouviu
O futuro é agora, SOS Brasil

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