Plano pra ficar malhado

Ele tinha um plano
Estava muito animado

Ia ficar bombado

Tudo já determinado

Um roteiro organizado

Para ser super sarado

Chegou na academia
O plano fora cancelado
Ele então ficou bolado

Mas quando voltou pra casa

Viu os halteres quebrados

Os suplementos trancados

Com dois cadeados pado

Como ficou chateado

A mãe sorria na porta

E ele a olhou magoado

Não queria o filho malhado

fortão, todo marombado

Suspirou, conformado

Seu plano desmantelado

Ela, tomou-o pela mão

Abrindo lá na cozinha uma panela de barreado
Cozinheira de mão cheia
Dessas de forno e fogão

Ele abriu um sorrisão

Repetiu a farinha e ficou mais animado

Esqueceu aquele plano de ficar todo malhado

A comida da mamãe era assunto complicado

pra deixar assim de lado

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I upset people (This may be the first of a series)

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Once

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