Great name for a band
Neighboring Butter
The story
Neighboring Butter was born out of the vibrant streets of San Francisco in the late 2000’s, a brainchild of college roommates, Brad Fields and Steve Callahan. The pair, both musicians in their own right, shared a love for eclectic music and cheesy food, particularly butter, which led to the creation of this unique band. They started off playing at local gigs, soon becoming a staple in the underground music scene. Their musical prowess, combined with their quirky name, generated a cult following quite quickly. As the band expanded to include bassist Casey Simmons and drummer Terry Johnson, it became apparent that Neighboring Butter was not just a fleeting idea, but a musical phenomenon that was here to stay.
Melting Moments
Verse 1 C Am Em G Underneath the city lights, we found our groove, C Am Em G Dancing to the rhythm, of our heart's move. Chorus C Am Em G Melting moments, in our hands, C Am Em G Lost in the butter of our neighboring lands. Verse 2 C Am Em G Golden as the dawn, slick as the night, C Am Em G We spread our dreams, in the hush of twilight. Chorus C Am Em G Melting moments, in our hands, C Am Em G Lost in the butter of our neighboring lands. Bridge C Am Em G We drench our souls, in this creamy delight, C Am Em G Savoring the richness, till the morning light. Chorus C Am Em G Melting moments, in our hands, C Am Em G Lost in the butter of our neighboring lands.
Biggest fan
The band's favorite fan is a woman named Lucy Simmons. She’s been there since their very first gig in a small San Francisco café and has followed them through their journey. She claims that Neighboring Butter’s music saved her during a tough time in her life. In a testimonial she wrote, “Their songs speak to me on a different level. It's like they understand exactly what I'm going through. The song ‘Melting Moments’ has a special place in my heart. Their music is my solace, my joy, and my companion in times of loneliness. I can't thank them enough for providing me with such comfort through their music.”