A Little Story
Yoko Ono · Other Songs - Yoko Ono
Would you tell me that old, old story?
Once there was this little boy who asked his father,
Would you tell me that old, old story?
Once there was this little boy and he went to..."
- "mummy...you should remember this more because d'you know why? "
- "why? "
- "i learnt it from my daddy, you know."
- "umm-umm."
- "hah-hah."
- "once there was this little boy who asked his father
To tell him that old, old, old, old, old, old story.
Once upon a time there was this little boy who said,
Would you tell me that old, old story?
Once upon..."
- "you could see...it can end anywhere!
It can end...it's just a little story."
A Little Story
Yoko Ono's 'A Little Story' stands as a poignant song in her extensive catalog of conceptual art and music. Released during a period where she frequently explored themes of peace and anti-war sentiment, the track reflects her commitment to using sound as a medium for social commentary. The recording captures the minimalist aesthetic characteristic of her work, often blending spoken word with ambient textures to evoke introspection. As part of her broader body of work that includes collaborations with John Lennon and solo projects, this piece exemplifies her unique approach to creating immersive auditory experiences that challenge listeners to reflect on global issues. The song remains a significant example of her ability to merge artistic expression with political messaging, resonating with audiences who appreciate her dedication to peace and environmental awareness.