Você que já esteve no céu
Foi tudo divertido pra você
Chega a hora então de provar tudo que existe
Tire agora os sapatos jogue tudo pro alto sinta o chão
Aprender a andar descalço num mundo de asfalto e sem coração
Até que o mundo gire ao seu redor

Obrigado por passar mas estou de saída
Tem alguma coisa nova pra fazer?
Vamos lá então ter um dia diferente
Eu só quero curtir ficar a toa viver numa boa
E você quer respostas exige provas músicas novas
Até que o mundo gire ao seu redor

Vão falar que você não é nada
Vão falar que você não tem casa
Vão falar que você não merece que anda bebendo e está perdido
E não importa o que você dissesse
'Cê seria desmentido
Vão falar que você usa drogas e diz coisas sem sentido
Se eu for ligar para o que é que vão falar, não faço nada

Eu procuro tentar entender
Porque eu sou tão importante pra você
Já que é bem melhor ser importante pra si mesmo
Eu não quero mudar ser mais discreto ser mais esperto
Já cansei de propostas de dar respostas e ter que dar certo
Até que o mundo gire ao meu redor

Vão falar que você não é nada
Vão falar que você não tem casa
Vão falar que você não merece que anda bebendo e está perdido
E não importa o que você dissesse
'Cê seria desmentido
Vão falar que você usa drogas e diz coisas sem sentido
Se eu for ligar para o que é que vão falar, não faço nada

Vão falar que você não é nada
Vão falar que você não tem casa
Vão falar que você não merece que anda bebendo e está perdido
E não importa o que você dissesse
'Cê seria desmentido
Vão falar que você usa drogas e diz coisas sem sentido
Se eu for ligar para o que é que vão falar, não faço nada


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