Name: Boy
Duration: P00H03M20S
Description: Although a rudimentary song, it tells two stories. A woman sings about the life of a boy growing up to become a man. The man who plays the harmonica and the guitar asks that same woman to dance. Wild, tender and rough.

Boy

from Morning light by Cannaerts & Van Cutsem

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Although a rudimentary song, it tells two stories. A woman sings about the life of a boy growing up to become a man. The man who plays the harmonica and the guitar asks that same woman to dance. Wild, tender and rough.

lyrics

There's a rainbow on the horizon.
A boy is juggling with a ball.
He loves to play in the sun.
In his heart he can hear the call.

There's a little horse in the meadow.
He listens to the name Bliss.
A boy rides him out of the shadow.
And their hearts they go like this.

There's a boy floating in the water,
on his back with his eyes closed.
He's dreaming about his mother
and in his heart he can hear her voice.

There's a star twinkling in the sky,
next to a grapefruit mooon.
A boy does not ask why,
cause in his heart he can hear this tune.

credits

from Morning light, track released October 7, 2016
Patricia Van Cutsem: leading vocals
Jan Cannaerts: song, guitar, harmonica, backing vocals

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Cannaerts & Van Cutsem Belgium

Jan Cannaerts, songwriter for more than 20 years and Patricia Van Cutsem, singer with a unique and powerful natural voice. It's no coincidence that the path of these two musicians crossed. When they are on stage together, something beautiful happens. They take you by the hand and lead you through their world. The whole world passes when they play and sing. Pure music that touches and so it should! ... more