The Promise Engenheiros do Hawaii

"The Promise" by Engenheiros do Hawaii is a rock ballad released in 1992. The song explores themes of love, longing, and commitment, reflecting on promises made in relationships and the emotional weight they carry. Lyrically, it conveys a deep sense of devotion and the desire for connection, often evoking nostalgia. Musically, it features melodic guitar riffs and heartfelt vocals, characteristic of the band's style. Its poignant message and relatable sentiments have resonated with fans, solidifying its place in Brazilian rock culture. #Rock

[Verse 1]
I see nothing when I look at their faces
I hear nothing when I listen to what they say
I've lost count of the love and the hate games
That they've thrown my way

[Refrain]
I am aware of everything that's happening

[Verse 2]
Propaganda is the weapon in their hands
In our hearts beats a drum
Not of war, just to tell they got a peace deal
I don't care about from where it comes

[Refrain]
I'm aware of everything that's happening

[Chorus]
Heaven is nothing but a promise
I can't wait, I have this urge to fly
To find a better way to lay
I'm leaving for the open sky
Heaven is nothing but a promise
I can't wait, I have the urge to fly
To find a better way to lay
I'm leaving for the open sky

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