Foi no domingo passado que passei
À casa onde vivia a Mariquinhas
Mas está tudo tão mudado
Que não vi em nenhum lado
As tais janelas que tinham tabuinhas

Do rés-do-chão ao telhado
Não vi nada, nada, nada
Que pudesse recordar-me a Mariquinhas
E há um vidro pregado e azulado
Onde havia as tabuinhas

Entrei e onde era a sala agora está
À secretária um sujeito que é lingrinhas
Mas não vi colchas com barra
Nem viola, nem guitarra
Nem espreitadelas furtivas das vizinhas

O tempo cravou a garra
Na alma daquela casa
Onde as vezes petiscávamos sardinhas
Quando em noites de guitarra e de farra
Estava alegre a Mariquinhas

As janelas tão garridas que ficavam
Com cortinados de chita às pintinhas
Perderam de todo a graça
Porque é hoje uma vidraça
Com cercadura de lata às voltinhas

E lá pra dentro quem passa
Hoje é pra ir aos penhores
Entregar ao usurário umas coisinhas
Pois chega a esta desgraça toda a graça
Da casa da Mariquinhas

Pra terem feito da casa o que fizeram
Melhor fora que a mandassem pras alminhas
Pois ser casa de penhores
O que foi viveiro d'amores
É ideia que não cabe cá nas minhas

Recordações do calor
E das saudades o gosto
Que eu vou procurar esquecer
Numas ginginhas
Pois dar de beber à dor é o melhor
Já dizia a Mariquinhas
Pois dar de beber à dor é o melhor
Já dizia a Mariquinhas


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