Create a folk-pop track at one hundred ten beats p

Create a folk-pop track at one hundred ten beats per minute, upbeat and breezy. Start verses with warm acoustic guitar strumming, just that and a steady tenor voice—think mid-range, conversational, like chatting on a sunny walk. Drums kick in light: crisp kick on beats, snare on two and four, shaker rattling for energy. Bass grooves low in chorus, handclaps or tambourine on off-beats. Bridge drops to guitar, subtle banjo twang, then swells back. Add soft “ooh” harmonies in chorus, echoing the lead without overpowering. Keep it clean, no distortion, festival-ready vibe—crowd-swaying feel.

Lyrics: Verse one: Woke up with the sun, coffee in my hand, / Heart’s racing faster than the morning train. / City’s calling, got my feet on the run, / No more waiting, yeah, I’m breaking the chain. Verse two: Got a map in my pocket, dreams in my eyes, / Every corner’s a story, no need for disguise. / Friends keep shouting, “Hey, don’t slow down!” / I’m spinning round, yeah, I’m owning this town. Chorus: Oh, we’re flying high, under open skies, / Chasing every spark till the stars align. / Laughing loud, no goodbyes, / This is our time, feel it rise! Bridge: Wind in my hair, worries fade away, / Got the whole world in my pocket today. / One step, two steps, nothing in my way— Chorus: Oh, we’re flying high, under open skies, / Chasing every spark till the stars align. / Laughing loud, no goodbyes, / This is our time, feel it rise!

Sing it smooth, each line about four seconds, bouncy and bright. Make it sound like Ed Sheeran meets The Lumineers.