Backstory:
Big Being is a spirited band hailing from the bustling city of Seattle. Formed in the late 90s, the band comprises four childhood friends: Donny (vocals and guitar), Lucas (bass), Jeff (drums), and Maddy (keyboard and backing vocals). Inspired by their shared love of music and a vision to create tunes that stir the soul, the group started out by performing in local clubs and at college festivals. Their unique sound and emotive lyrics quickly started gaining traction, making them a popular choice at local venues and eventually leading to a record deal. The band’s name, Big Being, was derived from their belief in music being a ‘big being’ that connects, heals, and inspires people worldwide.
Genre:
Alternative Rock
Title:
“Higher Grounds”
Full Song Lyrics:
[Verse 1]
Am Em
“Walking down memory lane, I found my past
F C
In the light of the moon, reflecting in the glass
G Dm
I’ve been holding on to shadows, lost in the night
Am Em
Hoping for a sign, to guide me towards the light”
[Chorus]
F C
“I’ve been waiting, for the sun to rise
G Dm
Looking for the higher grounds, in the skies
Am Em
Where the music plays, and the heart finds its way
F C
To the place, where the big being stays”
[Verse 2]
Am Em
“Chasing dreams, in the city of rain
F C
The sound of the beat, taking away the pain
G Dm
Through the noise, and the chaos, I hear the sound
Am Em
Of the big being, where love is found”
[Chorus]
F C
“I’ve been waiting, for the sun to rise
G Dm
Looking for the higher grounds, in the skies
Am Em
Where the music plays, and the heart finds its way
F C
To the place, where the big being stays”
Favorite Fan Testimonial:
“My name is Laura and I’m probably Big Being’s biggest fan! Their songs like “Higher Grounds” have been my comfort during difficult times and their lively performances always uplift my spirits. I love how their music reflects real emotions and experiences that so many of us can relate to. I’ve been following them since their early days and it’s been amazing to see their growth as a band. Their music has a unique blend of melancholy and hope that resonates with me. Big Being is more than just a band to me, they’re like friends singing my life with their words.”