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Grândola Vila Morena

Grândola, Vila Morena (Grândola, tanned town)Terra da fraternidade (Land of fraternity)O povo é quem mais ordena (It is the people who order/rule the most)🏙️ Dentro de ti, ó cidade (Inside of you, oh city)🏙️ Dentro de ti, ó cidade (Inside of you, oh city)O povo é quem mais ordena (It is the people who order/rule the most)Terra da fraternidade (Land of fraternity)Grândola, Vila Morena (Grândola, tanned town)🤝 Em cada esquina um amigo (On each corner a friend)🤝 Em cada rosto igualdade (In each face equality)Grândola, Vila Morena (Grândola, tanned town)Terra da fraternidade (Land of fraternity)Terra da fraternidade (Land of fraternity)Grândola, Vila Morena (Grândola, tanned town)Em cada rosto igualdade (In each face equality)O povo é quem mais ordena (It is the people who order/rule the most)À sombra duma azinheira (In the shade of a holm oak)Que já não sabia a idade (Which no longer knew its age)Jurei ter por companheira (I swore as my companion)Grândola a tua vontade (Grândola, your will)Grândola, a tua vontade (Grândola, your will)Jurei ter por companheira (I swore to have as my companion)À sombra duma azinheira (In the shade of a holm oak)Que já não sabia a idade (Which no longer knew its age)

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🫂 Fraternidade [femin. noun]: Fraternity, brotherhood📥 Dentro: In, inside👉 Ti: You 🕋 Esquina [femin. noun]: Corner🧓 Rosto [masc. noun]: Face🟰 Igualdade [femin. noun]: Equality🌓 Sombra [femin. noun]: Shade, shadow🌳 Azinheira [femin. noun]: Holm oak💭 Saber: To know🖐️ Jurar: To swear👫 Companheira [femin. noun]: Companion🔥 Vontade [femin. noun]: Will

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