Lantaarn
from Man met pijp by Man met pijp
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Inspired by a Zen story.
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from Man met pijp,
released November 4, 2004
'Lantaarn' by Sander Linders & Michiel van de Weerthof
Beats: Sander Linders
Melody: Sergei Prokovjev, Michiel van de Weerthof
Text-to-speech software: Jelle Kastelein
Story: Paul Reps - Zen-zin zen-onzin
'Lantaarn' by Sander Linders & Michiel van de Weerthof
Beats: Sander Linders
Melody: Sergei Prokovjev, Michiel van de Weerthof
Text-to-speech software: Jelle Kastelein
Story: Paul Reps - Zen-zin zen-onzin
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Weerthof 'S Hertogenbosch, Netherlands
// Weerthof is a composer, artist and producer of soundtracks and catchy pop songs hailing from Den Bosch.
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