Backstory:
Rough Document is a band that was formed in 2010 in a small Ohio town, where they started as a group of high school friends who shared a common love for music. Founding members, Kurt Vincent and Leigh Addison began by writing music and playing local gigs in their basement, slowly making a name for themselves in the local music scene. They eventually added drummer, Frankie Jameson and bassist, Sam Turner to their lineup. Over the years, the band has grown in popularity, making their mark on the music industry with their unique sound and lyricism that resonates with fans across the globe.

Genre:
Rough Document is best known for their authentic Indie Rock sound, with distinct elements of Folk and Blues interspersed throughout their music.

Title:
“One Last Stand”

Full Song Lyrics:

(Verse 1)
Em G D A
Lost in the lightning, I’m stumbling in the dark,
Em G D A
Craving for the sunshine, looking for a spark.
Em G D A
Chasing after shadows, seeking for a sign,
Em G D A
In this broken world, can you still be mine?

(Chorus)
Em G D A
Make this our one last stand,
Em G D A
In this deserted wasteland.
Em G D A
Hold my hand, let’s take command,
Em G D A
Together we’ll make our final grandstand.

(Verse 2)
Em G D A
Crossing every ocean, scaling every wall,
Em G D A
Never mind the broken pieces, we’ll stand tall.
Em G D A
With you by my side, we can conquer it all,
Em G D A
This is our time, no more time to stall.

(Chorus)
Em G D A
Make this our one last stand,
Em G D A
In this deserted wasteland.
Em G D A
Hold my hand, let’s take command,
Em G D A
Together we’ll make our final grandstand.

Fan Testimonial:
“My name is Lisa Higgins and Rough Document is my absolute favorite band. Their songs resonate with me on a deeply emotional level. Their lyrics are genuine, raw, and relatable. The energy they bring on stage is unlike any other band I’ve seen live. Their music has carried me through some tough times and for that, I’ll always be grateful. They’re not just a band to me, they’re like old friends sharing their stories through music.”