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Soulfly ~ Sangue De Bairro


[Blood From The Bairro] Bezouro, Moderno, Ezequiel, Candeeiro, Ceca Preta, Labareda, Azulão, Arvoredo, Quina-Quina, Banananeira, Sabonete, Catingueira, Limoeiro, Laparina, Mergulhão, Corisco! Volta Seca, Jararaca, Cajarana, Viriato, Gitirana, Moita-Brava, Meia Noite, Zabele! [These are the names of the members of Lampiao's gang!] [They were outlaw rebels that would steal from the rich and give to the poor] [(like a Brasilian Robin Hood).] [When they were captured,] [their heads were decapitated and displayed in the square of the city of Recife, Pernambuco.] Quando degolaram minha cabeça Passei mais de dois segundos Vendo meu corpo tremendo E não sabia o que fazer Morrer, viver, morrer, viver [Translation:] When they cut off my head For more than two seconds I watch my body shake And I didn't know what to do To die, to live, to die, to live more free lyrics

[Blood From The Bairro]
Bezouro, Moderno, Ezequiel,
Candeeiro, Ceca Preta, Labareda,
Azulão, Arvoredo, Quina-Quina,
Banananeira, Sabonete, Catingueira,
Limoeiro, Laparina, Mergulhão, Corisco!
Volta Seca, Jararaca, Cajarana, Viriato,
Gitirana, Moita-Brava, Meia Noite, Zabele!

[These are the names of the members of Lampiao's gang!]
[They were outlaw rebels that would steal from the rich and give to the poor]
[(like a Brasilian Robin Hood).]
[When they were captured,]
[their heads were decapitated and displayed in the square of the city of Recife, Pernambuco.]

Quando degolaram minha cabeça
Passei mais de dois segundos
Vendo meu corpo tremendo
E não sabia o que fazer
Morrer, viver, morrer, viver

[Translation:]
When they cut off my head
For more than two seconds
I watch my body shake
And I didn't know what to do
To die, to live, to die, to live

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