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Soldado
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Não é Escuro
03:01
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O lado de Cá
02:25
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O Ceu do Quarto
04:08
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Eu Vi
03:07
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Leve
01:56
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Diga-me
03:07
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Indeciso
03:44
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Ir
01:31
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Para Uso do Correio
01:59
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