At School

It was at school that I learned
About plants and animals
I divided, multiplied
With three decimal places

Today I know what rocks are
That form in volcanoes
I did dictations, read poems
Punctuated the sentences

And of all these things
That I learned at school
There was not a single note
To prepare me for you

If there's anything in this life
That requires some knowledge
It's the science of understanding
How a woman thinks

I learned to cut
Made hundreds of postcards
I know the solids and shapes
Bisectors, diagonals

I memorized the dynasties
And the name of each king
I still remember the capitals
Of the countries I pointed out

And of all these things
That I learned at school
There was not a single note
To prepare me for you

If there's anything in this life
That requires some knowledge
It's the science of understanding
How a woman thinks

With a backpack strapped to my back
With ten kilos, maybe more
So many times I went to school
To learn trivial things

If there's anything in this life
That requires some knowledge
It's the science of understanding
How a woman thinks

I learned so much
I learned so much
Nothing about you
Nothing about you

I learned so much
(If there's anything in this life)
I learned so much
(That requires some knowledge)
Nothing about you
(It's the science of understanding)
Nothing about you
(How a woman thinks)

I learned so much
I learned so much
Nothing about you
Nothing about you

  1. O Tempo Vai Esperar
  2. Sentir o Sol
  3. A Terra Gira
  4. Minha Mãe Está Sempre Certa
  5. Não Respondo Por Mim
  6. Pontos Nos Is
  7. Adeus, Menino do Barco Negro
  8. Chorinho
  9. Sabes Bem
  10. Canção do Metro
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