Lyrics of 'Meu Crespo' by Deborah Crespo
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Um dia um louco apontou pra mim e riu
E disse: "la vai a nega do cabelo bombril"
So nao esperava o que eu ia responder
O meu cabelo bombril e bem mais util que voce
Eu chamo atencao, em todo lugar onde eu passo
"Nega metida" , nao nao, dear white people, nao me culpe pelo seu fracasso
Voce provocou, e o pesadelo soul comecou
E quebrada groove, sente o groove
Nova escola funk sou, eu sou
O meu crespo, o seu crespo
Eles empoderam sim (repete)
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