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A Little Boy
There came a little boy from the other side of the ocean
Making his first steps in the city in his pocket just a dime and emotion
Tried to survive on what he knew in his journey, how he grew


Between millions of people black and white, he found his way
He became a man with all his doubts, this struggle made him stay
Tried to survive with what he knew, his future got a view

It changed his life he got the clue, his steps made the sun rise high
That made the birth of a new soul, with strength reaching to the sky

In his pocket he still has a dime, his hands and eyes are new
For the future he is all set, given what he’s gone through
He did survive what we see it was meant to be

It changed his life he got the clue, his steps made the sun rise high
That made the birth of a new soul, with strength reaching to the sky

In his pocket he still has a dime, his hands and eyes are new
For the future he is all set, given what he’s gone through
He did survive what we see, it was meant to be….

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from New York, released July 8, 2020

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Henk van Twillert Netherlands

Henk van Twillert is a versatile saxophonist who plays his baritone, in such a way it goes through vaines and touches the soul! His genre is diverse; Classic, World Music, Jazz and many other styles are part of his oeuvre. Playing solo, with an orchestra, with the Vento do Norte Saxophone Ensemble, with the quartet or with the piano; in a small church or a city theatre, everything is possible. ... more

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