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SUBTRQ (bônus)
01:56
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2. |
FOUND
03:26
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PAGOD FORDEUS
03:22
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Se prepare bastante o que vêm por aí
A série de bestantes não vá discutir
De novo as coisas deixaram de fluir
Vou mudar de novo se Deus permitir
Falei isso aqui pra rimar o acaso
Pra cada situação está o acaso
A festa acabou, o clima morreu
de repente então todo mundo viveu
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4. |
DRESS
03:51
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FINDER
04:10
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