Lyrics of 'A Águia de Roma' by Bruno Jordani
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A Águia de Roma um dia se humilhou
Quando um imperador se despojou,
Todas suas riquezas esqueceu
E todas vestes de linho deixou.
Roupas simples e brancas usou,
Com humildade se alimentou,
Isto um dia acoteceu
Com um grande imperador.
A Águia de Roma se camuflou
O seu império se restaurou,
Através da religão da fé cega
A muitos enredou.
Sua religião verdadeira ocultou,
Secretamente a ensinou,
Em todo mundo se comenta
O poder que conquistou.
A Águia de Roma alugou
Centros comerciais até em Moscou,
Amazônia é o próximo alvo
De mais um cheque voador.
O povo para ela trabalhou,
Até Mac'escravos ela criou,
Pagam pouco e enriquecem
Nas costas do povo trabalhador.
Para quem não enxergou
O império Romano só mudou
De endereço e de país
Para um novo continente que conquistou!!!
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