Lyrics of 'Farsa' by Renata Dovanelli

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Tudo acabou
Você tem que partir
Todos momentos que eu vivi
Era uma farsa
Uma brincadeira sem graça

Eu que pensei que era amor
A todo momento
Você só me enganava
Você fez pirraça

Não dou mais o meu amor pra você
Jogou fora tudo que eu te dei
Vai embora
Vai agora
Vê se some de uma vez

Cada lagrima que eu derramar
De gota em gota você vai me pagar
Pra aprender que um grande amor é como a flor
E você tem que regar

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