Lyrics of 'Só Você' by Rafael Pondé

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o que seria de nós?
se eu tivesse tido tempo pra chegar
e decifrar a ilusão que o teu sorriso me causou...
tudo de bom!

o que seria do amor?
se não tivesse o desencontro pra encantar
e colorir de tom vermelho aquela dúvida que há
no coração
Quem sabe um dia eu vou rever teu sorriso
e nesse dia eu não irei vacilar
e se o encontro acontece é preciso
ter a verdade certa pra se chegar
Mas só o seu nome eu sei...
e essa cidade é tão grande
não tenho pra quem apelar ...
só você, pra encantar
só você, na minha vida
só você, vai me dar
só você, na minha vida...

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