Wolves and Sheep
Slow English folk rock with progressive rock undertones, similar to the rock album "Animals", F major chord, 3/4 tempo, flowing with dynamic rises, Vocals: Clear tenor lead with gentle vibrato, storytelling tone, natural British inflection, and soft layered harmonies in choruses, Instruments: Electric Fender guitar solos (melodic bends, reverb, harmonious), bass guitar, backing vocals, 12-string acoustic guitar, brushed or hand-played drums, and subtle Mellotron or string pad for depth, Mood: Reflective, earthy, and poetic — rooted in the English folk tradition but with a modern folk-rock lift, Production: Slight reverb to evoke a hall or chapel space; balance acoustic clarity with gentle analog warmth, Tags: [English Folk Rock], [Tenor], [Storytelling], [Fender Guitar Solo], [Mellotron], [Reflective], [1970s Influence]
[Verse 1] Dear Wolves, You bare your teeth. We graze in fear. The fence is weak. Shadows grow very long. We hear you howl. Blood stains the grass. We only want peace. You want us dead. [Instrumental intermezzo] [Verse 2] Dear Sheep, You took this ground. You hide behind walls. We starve out here. The farmers feed you. You are just pawns. We fight for home. We will break through. Your white wool bleeds. [Guitar solo] [Drop, Verse 3] Dear Beasts, Praying for peace. But we own the farm. We built the fence. We sell you teeth. The milk is oil. Our wealth roots deep. Die for our needs. We hold the deed. [Trumpet solo]
