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I remember (radio edit)

from Jazz br​é​silien by Rodrigo Simoes

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Do you recall days when we were young?
The time when we would sing a song,
Feeling so strong, we were on top of the world.
Do you recall the smells of lavender?
Resting my head on your shoulder
To get away from a monster.
Little spider, your willpower, I remember, mother.

Do you recall the walks on golden sand?
And that day when you took my hand
Eyes on the ocean, beautiful horizon.
Do you recall a snow in December?
Spending the night like travelers
And coming back to each other.
Baking flour, a hot shower, I remember, mother.

I remember when we were young
Never afraid, always headstrong
We knew that if something ever went wrong
In the heart of her land we would find ways to play along
And if we ever missed our home
We could always go back where we belong

I remember, a sunflower,
I remember, love and power, mother!

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from Jazz br​é​silien, track released November 2, 2018
Music by Rodrigo Simoes
Lyrics by Sonia Johnson

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Rodrigo Simoes Montreal, Québec

Rodrigo Simoes is a composer and arranger who develops a style in between Brazilian music and jazz. During his international career, he has performed in China, Australia, Brazil, Canada, Paraguay and United States.

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