Little Flock

Backstory:

Little Flock, a vibrant and eclectic group of four childhood friends from rural Wisconsin, was born out of the shared passion for music and storytelling. The band members, Rosemary (vocalist and guitarist), Theo (drummer), Adam (bass guitarist), and Luis (keyboardist), met in the fourth grade and have been inseparable ever since. From performing in school talent shows to jamming in their childhood garage, Little Flock nurtured their dream of making it big in the music industry. After winning a local band competition, they were noticed by a small record label who signed them. Their journey took off from there, and they’ve been soaring ever since.

Genre:

Folk-pop

Title:

“Dancing on the Meadow”

Full Song Lyrics:

(Verse 1)
[C] Heartbeat humming in the [G] silence,
[Am] Underneath the old oak [F] tree,
[C] Your laughter echoes [G] in the wind,
[Am] Like whispers in my [F] memory.

(Chorus)
[G] We are dancing on the [C] meadow,
[Am] Chasing shadows, running [F] free,
[G] In this moment, we are [C] endless,
[Am] In this dream, we’ll always [F] be.

(Verse 2)
[C] Stars they twinkle in your [G] eyes,
[Am] As we lay under the [F] moon,
[C] Time stands still, with [G] your hand in mine,
[Am] To this melody, we [F] croon.

(Repeat Chorus)

[Bridge]
[Am] And when the morning [F] comes,
[C] We’ll rise with the [G] sun,
[Am] In this world, we’re just a [F] little flock,
[C] But in dreams, we’ve already [G] won.

(Repeat Chorus)

Fan’s Testimonial:

My name is Grace Middleton, and I am proudly Little Flock’s biggest fan. I stumbled upon their music during a difficult period of my life. The beautiful storytelling and the raw energy of their songs spoke to me on a level that no other music ever has. Their song, “Dancing on the Meadow,” particularly resonates with me. It speaks of love, dreams, and the simple joys of life, something that’s so crucial but often overlooked. This band is my favorite as they aren’t just musicians; they’re poets, storytellers, and dreamers. Their music is my solace, my joy, and my inspiration. Long live Little Flock!

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