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Everybody everyone carrying around his little place
Where he’s born the fingerprint drawn upon his face
That little sprinkling of color in his words give him a flag
No one can see, anyone can feel: you’re from here; I’m from there

It’s that square from which we know where the wind comes from, where it will go
When you mention its name, you get that smile and close your eyes, the memory lingers a while

Everybody everyone carrying around his little place
Where he’s born the fingerprint drawn upon his face
That little sprinkling of color in his words give him a flag
No one can see, anyone can feel: you’re from here, I’m from there

It’s that square from which we know where the wind comes from, where it will go
When you mention its name, you get that smile and close your eyes, the memory lingers a while

Everybody everyone carrying around his little place
Where he’s born the fingerprint drawn upon his face
The drawing makes us special no reason to hide
The beauty of our place gives us pride
You’re from here; I’m from there

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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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