Romaria (part. Renato Teixeira e Paula Fernandes)

It is of dream and dust
The fate of one
Made me lost in thought
About my horse
It's a bow and a knot
Of gibeira or okra
Of this life fulfilled by the Sun

I'm a country bumpkin from Pirapora
Our Lady of Aparecida
That lights up the dark mine
And found the train of my life
I'm a country bumpkin from Pirapora
Our Lady of Aparecida
That lights up the dark mine
And found the train of my life

My father was a pawn
My mother loneliness
My brothers got lost in life
At the cost of adventures
I rested, I played
I invested, I gave up
If there is luck, I don't know, I've never seen it

I'm a country bumpkin from Pirapora
Our Lady of Aparecida
That lights up the dark mine
And found the train of my life
I'm a country bumpkin from Pirapora
Our Lady of Aparecida
That lights up the dark mine
And found the train of my life

I was told however
That I came here
To ask for pilgrimage and prayer
Peace in the misfortunes
As I don't know how to pray
I just wanted to show
My look, my look, my look

I'm a country bumpkin from Pirapora
Our Lady of Aparecida
That lights up the dark mine
And found the train of my life
I'm a country bumpkin from Pirapora
Our Lady of Aparecida
That lights up the dark mine
And found the train of my life