Backstory:
Organic Chapel sprouted from the heartland of America, forming in a small town in Indiana. The group of four childhood friends: Mike on lead guitar and vocals, Sarah on drums, Dan on bass, and Tim on keyboard, found their rhythm in the attic of an old, abandoned chapel, hence the name Organic Chapel. They spent countless hours practicing and writing, developing their unique sound, inspired by the beauty of decay and rebirth present in their rehearsal space. The band channels the raw energy and passion they discovered in that old chapel, intertwining their shared experiences and aiming to convey their deeply-rooted connection to nature and spirituality through their music.

Genre:
Folk Rock

Title:
“Harvest Moon’s Lament”

Song Lyrics:
(Verse 1)
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Underneath the harvest moon, I found my soul,
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In the heart of Indiana, in the chapel old,
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Songs of love and loss, whispered in the wind,
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Nature’s notes danced around, where do I begin?

(Chorus)
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We’re the voice of the trees, the hymn of the sea,
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Harmony in the breeze, that’s what we’ll always be,
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In the Organic Chapel, under the moon so bright,
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Our music tells a tale, of the day and the night.

(Verse 2)
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Wheat fields sway in rhythm, as melodies we pour,
G C D Em
Embracing the decay, we’ve learned to adore,
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Through the seasons we change, evolving with the land,
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In the Organic Chapel, together we stand.

(Chorus)
C D G Em
We’re the voice of the trees, the hymn of the sea,
C D G Em
Harmony in the breeze, that’s what we’ll always be,
C D G Em
In the Organic Chapel, under the moon so bright,
C D G Em
Our music tells a tale, of the day and the night.

Favorite Fan Testimonial:
Our favorite fan is Amy. She has followed us since our very first gig in the local diner and has been our biggest supporter.

Amy says, “Organic Chapel is my favorite band because their music speaks to me. Their lyrics resonate with my love for nature and spirituality. Every time I listen to them, I feel like I’m standing right there in the heart of Indiana with them, soaking in the harvest moonlight. They’ve woven the rustic charm of their roots with the complexity of modern emotions, a blend that’s both comforting and exciting. They’re not just a band for me, they’re an experience”.