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Lyrics of 'Luiza (Querubins)' by Celso Minguillin

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Festa no céu !
Uma estrela transcende;
Como presente:
Virou deusa
E dos deuses do Olimpo herdou:
Sabedoria,tanto amor,
Que a terra à reclamou
E pégaso para o país
A transportou;
Luiza ,aqui;Luiza,ali;
Tanta ternura em seu olhar,
Manjar do céu,pote de mel
tanta doçura pra se dar;
Vem Rafael,vem gabriel
Os Anjos dizem amém;
Numa orquestra de clarins
Cantam Luiza: Mil Querubins

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