Biografía:
The Wrens are an American indie rock band from New Jersey. The group consists of Charles Bissell (guitar/vocals), brothers Greg Whelan (guitar) and Kevin Whelan (bass/vocals), and Jerry MacDonald (drums). They have released three albums so far, although a combination of problems with their former record label and having to fit in writing and recording with the daily pressures of home life and full-time jobs means that only one album has been released since 1996.
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¡Cuatro años de duro trabajo!Este mes de mayo cumplimos cuatro años al aire. Seguimos trabajando en la difusión de este maravilloso instrumento, ¡gracias por participar en nuestra historia!
Uses a capo to match the song exactly, but i down-tune my guitar so where
i have my capo the actual place it's supposed to be. I recommend playing this
with the song at first you can hear it for yourself. If anyone feel there's a
better chord for the D7, let me know, cause it's the only one i'm not 100% about.
Like Mr. Orange.
D6 [xx0202]
D7 [xx0212]
G6 [32000x] (where i marked "G6", i merely am omitting the high e altogether, cause i
it sounds better, but you could play a regular Gmaj if you want)
The other chords are standard.
Am Em G6 D6
Em + (A capella intro)
boys you won't remember
from the minute
D6
you walked into the room
Em
every letter started brokenhearted
D6
and ended way too soon
Em G6 D6 D7
Am Em Gmaj D6
(these instrumental areas are often strummed by plucking the low E one or
two times and strumming the rest-- you can hear this in the song. I might
be just picking up on the but it's playable nonetheless. See the bottom of
the tabs for the plucked notes, if you aren't able to figure them out.)
Em Gmaj
lived through underrated, getting jaded
D6
to wind up with no one
Em Gmaj
hiding in new places getting wasted
D6
singing "i guess we're done"
Em (pluck low E and strum the rest)
i don't want you to wonder why
Gmaj (pluck low E and strum the rest)
i don't want you to wonder why
D6
won't do any good
Em
you don't know what you got into
Gmaj D6
until you know when it's all gone, gone...
Am
i don't feel the need to try and explain
Cmaj
excuses sounding insane
Em Gmaj
you're gonna find, you're gonna find
Am
i've been knocked down
Em
but i've stood up
Gmaj
down off of the ground
D6
but i've stood up
D7
lost without a sound
Am
but i've stood up
Em
to faced another round
Gmaj
but i've stood up
Dmaj Dmaj Am Em
you want me, you want me...
Em + (a capella on this stanza)
i don't know what you got on me
even in just you wait and see
Em Gmaj D6 (you could transition into D7 for the part right before the Am chord next)
Am
i don't feel the need to try and explain
Cmaj
excuses sounding insane
Em Gmaj
you're gonna find, you're gonna find
Am
i've been knocked down
Em
but i've stood up
Gmaj
down off of the ground
D6
but i've stood up
D7
lost without a sound
Am
but i've stood up
Em
to faced another round
Gmaj
but i've stood up
Dmaj Dmaj Am
you want me, you want me...
Em Gmaj D6 D7 Am
(this repeats a couple of times, but the last one is pretty soft. again, you can hear
of this in the song.)
Em Gmaj D6 D7 Am
i have my capo the actual place it's supposed to be. I recommend playing this
with the song at first you can hear it for yourself. If anyone feel there's a
better chord for the D7, let me know, cause it's the only one i'm not 100% about.
Like Mr. Orange.
D6 [xx0202]
D7 [xx0212]
G6 [32000x] (where i marked "G6", i merely am omitting the high e altogether, cause i
it sounds better, but you could play a regular Gmaj if you want)
The other chords are standard.
Am Em G6 D6
Em + (A capella intro)
boys you won't remember
from the minute
D6
you walked into the room
Em
every letter started brokenhearted
D6
and ended way too soon
Em G6 D6 D7
Am Em Gmaj D6
(these instrumental areas are often strummed by plucking the low E one or
two times and strumming the rest-- you can hear this in the song. I might
be just picking up on the but it's playable nonetheless. See the bottom of
the tabs for the plucked notes, if you aren't able to figure them out.)
Em Gmaj
lived through underrated, getting jaded
D6
to wind up with no one
Em Gmaj
hiding in new places getting wasted
D6
singing "i guess we're done"
Em (pluck low E and strum the rest)
i don't want you to wonder why
Gmaj (pluck low E and strum the rest)
i don't want you to wonder why
D6
won't do any good
Em
you don't know what you got into
Gmaj D6
until you know when it's all gone, gone...
Am
i don't feel the need to try and explain
Cmaj
excuses sounding insane
Em Gmaj
you're gonna find, you're gonna find
Am
i've been knocked down
Em
but i've stood up
Gmaj
down off of the ground
D6
but i've stood up
D7
lost without a sound
Am
but i've stood up
Em
to faced another round
Gmaj
but i've stood up
Dmaj Dmaj Am Em
you want me, you want me...
Em + (a capella on this stanza)
i don't know what you got on me
even in just you wait and see
Em Gmaj D6 (you could transition into D7 for the part right before the Am chord next)
Am
i don't feel the need to try and explain
Cmaj
excuses sounding insane
Em Gmaj
you're gonna find, you're gonna find
Am
i've been knocked down
Em
but i've stood up
Gmaj
down off of the ground
D6
but i've stood up
D7
lost without a sound
Am
but i've stood up
Em
to faced another round
Gmaj
but i've stood up
Dmaj Dmaj Am
you want me, you want me...
Em Gmaj D6 D7 Am
(this repeats a couple of times, but the last one is pretty soft. again, you can hear
of this in the song.)
Em Gmaj D6 D7 Am
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