When We Were Young (The Logical Song)

When We Were Young (The Logical Song) [Extended]

“Between Me and I / Entre Mim e Eu” is a song about the fragile space between who we are and who we think we are — a journey through solitude, aging, and the quiet beauty of rediscovering oneself.

Blending Portuguese introspection with English melancholy, the song moves between two emotional worlds: the raw intimacy of Jeff Buckley and the poetic soul of Zé Ramalho.
A blues-infused guitar carries the weight of reflection, while the vocals shift from whisper to fire, tracing the slow dance between pain and awakening.

This is not just a song — it’s a confession.
A mirror held to the soul, where love, memory, and faith collide.

Between Me And I

Acordar para a Solidão / Awakening to Solitude is a song about the quiet aftermath of loss — the way we build walls to survive, and the strange beauty of still being able to love.
It moves between Portuguese and English, between silence and storm.
A trembling soul over a slow-burning blues guitar, carried by a voice that breaks and heals in the same breath.

Acordar para a Solidão - Awakening to Solitude

“Love Has Not Died / O Amor Não Morreu”
A song-poem that moves through silence and time — a dialogue between the Portuguese soul and the universal voice of love.
Between fado and whisper, between the sea and the heart, this piece speaks of love that never fades — it only hides within simple gestures: an honest word, a sudden embrace, a forgiving gaze.

Written in both Portuguese and English, this song is a tribute to hope — to the faith that love, whether human or divine, is never lost, only waiting to be remembered.

Love has not died — it lives quietly in all who still feel.

Love Has Not Died - O Amor Não Morreu

“O Vento Que o Trouxe / The Wind That Brought Him” — a bilingual fado poem about memory, loss, and the wind that carries love through time.
Sung in Portuguese and English, it weaves two voices like two souls meeting between past and present.
A soft lament — but also a hymn to what endures.

O que o Tempo Levou / The Wind That Brought Him

A light weight and slightly ironic vibe that reflects upon human nature in the pursuit of greatness.

It's a Cultural Thing

An emotional journey in three acts: from numb pain to cathartic explosion, to the serene acceptance of solitude.
"I don't feel the music / The pain is absinthe"
This track explores the deepest layers of human pain - internal violence, the madness that tears from within, and the small light that resists at dawn's end. A cry for liberation that transforms into calm breathing.
From rage to peace. From chaos to contemplation.
The solitude still exists, but now it's different.

Absinto

“Holding the Storm” is a melodic rap-poem about breaking invisible chains.
A journey between rebellion and silence, between obeying and feeling.
It speaks for those who save the world while forgetting themselves,
for the ones born ordinary, yet carrying fire in their chest.

This track is a trapped scream finally bursting open.
Raw vulnerability, naked soul, a storm ripping through the body.
It wasn’t made to please. It was made to be felt.
To expand.

O que o Tempo Levou / The Wind That Brought Him

Braulio Vieira

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