Romaria

It's of dream and dust, the destiny of one alone
Like me, lost in thoughts about my horse
It's of lasso and knot, of gourd and bitter gourd
Of this fulfilled life to the Sun

I'm a countryman, Pirapora, our Lady of Aparecida
Illuminate the dark and deep mine, the train of my life
I'm a countryman, Pirapora, our Lady of Aparecida
Illuminate the dark and deep mine, the train of my life

My father was a cowboy, my mother solitude
My brothers got lost in life at the cost of adventures
I got married, gambled, invested, gave up
If there's luck, I don't know, I've never seen

I'm a countryman, Pirapora, our Lady of Aparecida
Illuminate the dark and deep mine, the train of my life
I'm a countryman, Pirapora, our Lady of Aparecida
Illuminate the dark and deep mine, the train of my life

They told me, however, to come here
To ask, through pilgrimage and prayer, for peace in troubles
As I don't know how to pray, I just wanted to show
My gaze, my gaze, my gaze

I'm a countryman, Pirapora, our Lady of Aparecida
Illuminate the dark and deep mine, the train of my life
I'm a countryman, Pirapora, our Lady of Aparecida
Illuminate the dark and deep mine, the train of my life

I'm a countryman, Pirapora, our Lady of Aparecida