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And Then There Were Two

by Wren

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Verse 1 It ain’t easy dealin’ with all these acquisitions and mergers When all I wanna do is focus on executions and murders I’m on the top floor but you know I gotta be pushin’ it further To the roof of the world I keep climbin’ like a Sherpa And I don’t know, and I can’t explain exactly what drives me But what I can say is there’s very precious few who survive me Cause everything’s been divided down to the smallest fraction Now there’s just an idea, some type of abstraction I try to feed my appetite but it keeps gettin’ bigger For another penny I’d sell my own mother down the river I don’t feel a damn thing not even the slightest shiver Every now and then somethin’ causes memories to trigger Of a faded version terminated too long ago to cast aspersion Perpetrated, violated, tormented without diversion Concentrated, decimated, forced into extreme emersion Liquidated, infiltrated into total introversion We are all to blame been shouldering all this shame We’ve been stuck inside a game stuck holding every, every Everything’s eventual everyone’s demise Been hearing lots of rubbish – telling lots of lies The shadows betray you – because you belong to me You can run from it, run from it all you want Verse 2 I got the perfect adaptation for any situation man You feel flesh grippin’ back when you go to shake my hand Classification human down to the DNA strand The fact that there’s no one here is what you can’t understand Tyler isn’t here, Tyler went away Time to march out the alter-egos like and army on parade Each persona just as fake as the one its stepin’ next to And they all kinda look the same like an uncle and a nephew All of this has happened before, and it will happen again Every time we change our skin and pretend that we ain’t hollow men We begin the trend to over-extend the grin way to thin and blend So as not to offend have more money to spend Cause we don’t, wanna step out the zone And no we don’t, wanna go home alone No we don’t, wanna be seen on the outside It’s cold and tantamount to career suicide We are all to blame been shouldering all this shame We’ve been stuck inside a game watching everything burn Fire will burn if you’re way to close – like a riot that builds when angers out of touch The sleeper must awaken cause this split is tough All the monsters deep inside they never get enough I’ve said it once, I’ll twice they’re deep inside Imagining all your flesh it’s how they stay alive History abhors my paradox this much is true Chorus Pretty pretty plastic boys Striving to be background noise Always thinking that you’re right Pretty pretty plastic boys Pretty pretty plastic boys
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XYZ 03:00
Verse 1 Tell me what you mean about the space between us All I see is yesteryears and long gone meanings As if some bells would toll and they'd take us away Watching from towers on high like some kind of saint Verse 2 I've got a lock and I've got a key It’s like a straight shot through infinity But I got confronted by some kind of Destiny She pulled the noose loose and set me free Chorus We're always wanting Never needing Your social season reasons disease and boycotts treason When you're gone away too long they'll turn on you with charm I’ll tell you what you need Another dose of XYZ

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This is Wrens first release in 2014 and the bands first since the self-produced 2012 demo.

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released April 1, 2014

Wren is -
Paul Lindberg - bass/rap vocals
Tim Cowan - guitar/vocals

Percussion provided by Mark Vance

Recorded by Bob Leonard at Paper Tiger Studios
Mastering by Brian Lucey at Magic Garden Mastering

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Wren Columbus, Ohio

Wren is a reformatted alternative band from Columbus, OH. The band features rock roots with elements of funk and hip-hop heavily incorporated. The new Wren is able to transition from heavy rock to light alternative to rhythm-core hip-hop including rapped verses & sung choruses over guitar effects, slap bass lines and funk/rock drum beats. ... more

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