Backstory:
Foolhardy Engine started in the heart of the bustling city of Chicago, Illinois, in 2010. School friends, Toby “Tobster” Johnson, guitarist, and Mason “Mase” Daniels, drummer, decided to take their garage jam sessions to the next level after writing the song that would later become their first hit. They recruited bassist Sammy “Sam” Stevens from a local record store and scored the melodious keyboardist Lily “Keys” Madison from a music school in the neighborhood.
After spending a few years performing at local bars, clubs, and even street fairs, Foolhardy Engine was discovered by an indie record label scout in 2014. Their unique blend of music, passion, and their stage presence was something the label couldn’t resist. Released under the label, their debut album went on to become a sleeper hit, and the rest, as they say, is history.
Genre:
Foolhardy Engine is known for their Alternative Rock music style, mixed with elements of Indie Pop.
Title:
“Train Through Time”
Full Song Lyrics:
Verse 1:
[C] Drifting down the [G] tracks of my memory,
[Am] Seeking for the days of [F] old,
[C] I could see the [G] shadows dancing,
[Am] In the tales that we’ve [F] told.
Chorus:
[G] We are the Foolhardy Engine,
[C] On a train through [G] time,
[Am] Life’s a journey, it’s [F] never-ending,
[C] The tracks of time [G] bind.
Verse 2:
[C] The smoke rises [G] high in the evening,
[Am] As our hearts beat the [F] rhythm of the night,
[C] The echo of our [G] laughter,
[Am] In the tunnel’s [F] light.
Chorus:
[G] As the Foolhardy Engine,
[C] On a train through [G] time,
[Am] With friendships never [F] ending,
[C] On this journey, we’ll [G] climb.
Favorite Fan’s Name:
Tony Oberoi
Fan Testimonial:
“Foolhardy Engine is so much more than a band to me, they’re like my life’s soundtrack. When I was going through my toughest times, their music gave me strength. ‘Train Through Time’ isn’t just a song; it’s my anthem. And the band members – they’re the coolest, most down-to-earth people I’ve ever met. I’ve been to every concert they’ve held in the city. Their music speaks to me in a way no other band does. Foolhardy Engine isn’t just my favorite band, it’s a part of me now.”