Lyrics of 'When I Was Your Man (Versão em Português)' by Priscila Meireles

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Dói sempre que alguém chega falando pra mim de você
Porque meu coração quebrado não precisa mais entender
E como eu sinto, uh
Hum, fui tolo, imaturo pra eu perceber

Que eu devia ter dado flores
Segurado sua mão
Falado com você por horas
Dado mais atenção
Tinha que ter saído contigo e dançado, mas eu não cuidei
Sei que agora tá dançando
Nos braços de outro alguém

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