Guarde o seu sorriso só pra mim
Que eu te dou o universo em meu olhar
Se sentir na pele um arrepio
São meus dedos te tocando pra te contar

Sou fã do seu jeito
Sou fã da sua roupa
Sou fã desse sorriso estampado em sua boca
Sou fã dos seus olhos
Sou fã sem medida
Sou fã número um
E com você sou fã da vida

Guarde o seu sorriso só pra mim
Que eu te dou o universo em meu olhar
Se sentir na pele um arrepio
São meus dedos te tocando pra te contar

Sou fã do seu jeito
Sou fã da sua roupa
Sou fã desse sorriso estampado em sua boca
Sou fã dos seus olhos
Sou fã sem medida
Sou fã número um
E com você sou fã da vida

Quero convencer seu coração
Que o meu amor foi feito pra você
Quero te dizer que essa paixão
Não encontra outra forma pra dizer

Sou fã do seu jeito
Sou fã da sua roupa
Sou fã desse sorriso estampado em sua boca
Sou fã dos seus olhos
Sou fã sem medida
Sou fã número um
E com você sou fã da vida

Sou fã do seu jeito
Sou fã da sua roupa
Sou fã desse sorriso estampado em sua boca
Sou fã dos seus olhos
Sou fã sem medida
Sou fã número um
E com você sou fã da vida
Da vida


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