1. Wordy Sweater was formed in 2015 in the heart of London by a trio of university friends; lead singer and guitarist Lucas Harding, bassist Josh Sullivan, and drummer James Turner. Their shared love for music and poetry led them to start their band in their small college apartment, initially just entertaining friends at parties. However, their meaningful lyrics and catchy melodies quickly spread through the underground music scene, moving them from a casual hobby group to a full-fledged band.

Their breakout moment came when their single, “Beneath the Wool” went viral on social media, leading to a record deal with indie label “Echo Sounds”. Despite their success, the trio has remained down-to-earth, often penning their songs in cozy coffee shops and taking inspiration from their fans and everyday life. Their name, Wordy Sweater, reflects their love for profound lyrics and comfortable, warm music.

2. Wordy Sweater is an indie folk band, known for their deep, heartfelt lyrics and acoustic sound.

3. One of their hit song titles is “Threads of Our Stories”.

4. Full song lyrics with chord progression:

(C-G-Am-F)

Verse 1:
(C) Here in the quiet, (G) under city lights,
(Am) We wear our hearts on our (F) sleeves, in the cold night.
(C) Our worries wrapped in (G) words, like an old sweater,
(Am) Each thread a story, (F) woven together.

Chorus:
(C) We’re more than just cotton and (G) wool,
(Am) We’re the stories, the (F) dreams, the beautiful.
(C) Our lives are the threads, (G) our hearts the loom,
(Am) We are the Wordy Sweater, (F) playing our tune.

Verse 2 and Chorus are the same chord progression.

5. The band’s favorite fan is Emily Thompson. Emily is an aspiring writer who found solace and inspiration in Wordy Sweater’s music during a difficult period in her life. According to her testimonial, “Every song of Wordy Sweater is a journey through emotions, a deep dive into the human soul. Their lyrics have a rare depth, a poetic elegance that resonates with me. They inspire me to create, to write, to express myself in words. Wordy Sweater is not just my favorite band, they are my muses.”