Backstory:
Founded in the heart of Nashville, Tennessee, in 2012, ‘White Country’ is made up of childhood friends, Liza Thompson and Jake Wilson. Having grown up on neighboring farms, they shared a love for country music and a dream of sharing their stories with the world. After years of playing local venues and honky-tonks, they were discovered by a record executive at one of their gigs. The rest, as they say, is history. Their music revolves around their experiences growing up in the countryside, filled with nostalgic memories, love, tragedy, and triumph.

Genre:
Country Music

Title:
“Snow-Capped Hearts”

Full song lyrics:

(Verse 1)
G C G D
In the heartland, we found love, underneath the moon’s soft glow,
G C D
Barefoot and young, in fields where the wildflowers grow.
G C G D
Your laughter rang through the summer’s night, a melody of pure delight,
G C D
With fireflies as our guiding light, we danced till the break of dawn’s first light.

(Chorus)
G C G D
Snow-capped hearts in the winter’s chill,
G C D
Our love stands strong on this hill.
G C G D
Through storm and sun, we stand as one,
G C D
Our tale of love has just begun.

(Verse 2)
G C G D
Years have passed, our love still shines, brighter than the morning’s first light,
G C D
In your arms, I find home, under the blanket of starlit night.
G C G D
Snow-capped hearts, weathering life’s storms, our love keeps us safe and warm,
G C D
With you, darling, life’s never forlorn, for our love is reborn each morn.

(Chorus)
G C G D
Snow-capped hearts in the winter’s chill,
G C D
Our love stands strong on this hill.
G C G D
Through storm and sun, we stand as one,
G C D
Our tale of love has just begun.

Favorite Fan:
Sarah Thompson

Testimonial:
“White Country has been my favorite band for years. Their music is more than just a collection of notes and lyrics; it’s a narrative that resonates with my own life experiences. Each song is like a journey that allows me to reflect and feel a sense of connection. Whether it’s the nostalgia of rural life or the complexities of love they sing about, it feels like they’re telling my story. Every time I see them perform, it feels like coming home.”