Lyrics of ' Quarto Triste ' by Rionegro e Solimões
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Neste quarto triste onde a saudade mora
Somente a tristeza existe depois que ela foi embora
O vento que vem de longe transmite em minha janela
A triste recordação, também o perfume dela
A noite é tão vazia e triste o silêncio lá fora
Em meu quarto eu choro sozinho
Ausente de quem tanto adoro
Nesta hora de amargura a chuva cai lentamente
Parece chorar comigo a dor que minha alma sente
Sofrendo essa amargura alguém me chama lá fora
Ao abrir a minha janela eu sinto minha alma que chora
Ao sentir o triste silêncio o meu pranto não tem fim
Porque é a voz da saudade ninguém não chama por mim
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