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Brother, Where Are You?

by Cairo Braga

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a small boy walked down the city streets hope was in his eyes as he searched in the faces of the people he'd meet for one he could recognize brother, where are you? they told me that you came this way brother, where are you? they said you came this way the eyes of the people who passed him by were as cold and as hard as stone the poor boy whimpered and began to cry because he was all alone brother, where are you? they told me that you came this way brother, where are you? they said you came this way now there are many who'll swear it's true that brothers all we are yet it seems that there are very few who will answer a brother's call brother, where are you? they told me that you came this way brother, where are you? they said you came this way I'm glad you came my way I'm so glad you came my way
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"I've been listening to this song for a long time, thanks to a compilation my mom owns in CD, and it has always fascinated me for expressing so well feelings of isolation, longing and bewilderment, although with some kind of hope. Whenever I find myself surrounded by those feelings, it always comes to my mind. This time it came to my voice, by choice and by necessity." - Cairo Braga, musician

"The city is an entanglement of grayscale. The colourful boy is no more than a dimmed shadow blending to the bleakness of the concrete and of the hearts he finds. Solitude is palpable, even though there are signs of life amidst the neon light billboards. Where could be all those who promised love, hope, company? Nobody told him how hard it was to grow living in a brotherhood that exists in name only." - Marco Magoga, illustrator

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released April 20, 2016

written by Oscar Brown Jr.
produced by Cairo Braga.
artwork by Marco Magoga.

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Cairo Braga Linda A Velha, Portugal

musician, broadcaster, polyglot, queer, immigrant;

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