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Tu me Dizia Thiago Cecchetto – 18/12/2003 – 16:08 PM Tu me dizia que a vida é um jogo Tu me dizia que o buraco era fundo Tu me dizia que pra ganhar de um outro Perder muito mais que ganhar Tu me dizia que que não ia dar certo Tu me dizia que que não ia ficar Tu me dizia que a vida é um risco (Um vício) Apenas algo pra tentar Eu vou tentar viver, tentar buscar Subir a prumo pra respirar Eu vou buscar e acolher, fazer por merecer Estar no lugar que está Tu me dizia acreditar no errado Que de passado só se vive o passado Que a verdade muitas vezes é mentira E que a mentira muitas vezes é o acaso Acaso queria que eu pare de viver Acaso é um caso muito mal explicado Tu me dizia que não ia dar certo Tu me dizia que ia ser complicado more free lyrics

Tu me Dizia
Thiago Cecchetto – 18/12/2003 – 16:08 PM

Tu me dizia que a vida é um jogo
Tu me dizia que o buraco era fundo
Tu me dizia que pra ganhar de um outro
Perder muito mais que ganhar

Tu me dizia que que não ia dar certo
Tu me dizia que que não ia ficar
Tu me dizia que a vida é um risco (Um vício)
Apenas algo pra tentar

Eu vou tentar viver, tentar buscar
Subir a prumo pra respirar
Eu vou buscar e acolher, fazer por merecer
Estar no lugar que está

Tu me dizia acreditar no errado
Que de passado só se vive o passado
Que a verdade muitas vezes é mentira
E que a mentira muitas vezes é o acaso

Acaso queria que eu pare de viver
Acaso é um caso muito mal explicado
Tu me dizia que não ia dar certo
Tu me dizia que ia ser complicado

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