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Ana Frango Elétrico Ana Frango Elétrico

Under the Cloth

Under the cloth, inside the skirt
Time doesn't pass and doesn't want to pass
The cloth that covers, we look at each other
And pretend not to notice

That beneath the sky everything is ground
And above the ground, everything can already be
Part of the universe

Repeat, remember
It's that kind of thing
It's not worth insisting

On what's much higher
Than the Christ the Redeemer
Behind the electric trio
At the traffic light, roasted chicken

Through the roads of this situation
When all the traffic lights are green
And the Batata Square shouts in excitement
Under the cloth, inside the skirt

Time doesn't pass and doesn't want to pass
The cloth that covers, we look at each other
And pretend not to notice
That beneath the sky everything is ground

And above the ground, everything can already be
Part of the universe
Repeat, remember
It's that kind of thing

It's not worth insisting
On what's much higher
Than the Circo Voador
Behind the electric trio
At the traffic light, roasted chicken

Through the roads of this situation
When all the traffic lights are green
And the Batata Square shouts in excitement

The way we fit together
Crushes us
As if we lived in
A matchbox

It can be very good
It can be very enjoyable, but
But, it's so bad

For my bones
Everything can already be
Everything can already be
Everything can already be

Everything can already be
Everything can already be
Everything can already be

Everything can already be
Everything can already be

  1. Mulher Homem Bicho
  2. Roxo
  3. Farelos
  4. Chocolate
  5. Promessas e Previsões
  6. Saudade
  7. Electric Fish
  8. Insista em Mim
  9. Dela
  10. Camelo Azul
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