"I Wish That I Could Go Down to Brazil" genre: Bossa Nova
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	Os meios do título, " eu desejo que eu poderia ir a Brasil " **** Bossa nova do jazz como jogado em Los Angeles ****** Bossa nova de jazz según lo jugado en Los Ángeles ****** Like a lounge act chaser from Las Vegas or Sunset Blvd., more bossa nova than anything else, with some Howard Roberts licks in it. Very L.A.
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	Story Behind the Song The unfinished lyrics start to tell about my love of Brazilian music, especially samba and bossa nova. It's a long tune, so I ran out of ideas for lyrics. I can't sing anyway, but it was fun to think this through. The lyrics are a little silly, but I don't mind playing the fool for this music I love. Lyrics Life has been good to me, I am happy every day. I never thought that I would ever want to fly away. But when I heard the bossa nova it was such a thrill That now I want to go down to Brazil! It was years ago they brought the bossa nova to L.A. And I was on the beach at Santa Monica that day. I saw The Girl from Ipanema walking by the sea, And then I knew the samba was for me. ...anybody want to finish the song?... ***************** O meio dos lyrics: a " vida foi boa a mim, mim é feliz cada dia. Eu nunca pensei de que eu quereria sempre voar afastado. Mas quando eu ouvi o nova do bossa era tal emoção que agora eu quero ir para baixo a Brasil! Era anos há que trouxeram o nova do bossa a L.A. E eu estava na praia em Santa Monica que dia. Eu vi a menina de Ipanema que anda pelo mar, e então eu soube que o samba era para mim. " faz qualquer um querem terminar a canção?...

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