Wolf Flow

​[Intro]
(A low, rhythmic tribal drum beat—like a heartbeat. The sound of a wolf howling, then fading into a clean, soaring electric guitar riff.)
​[Verse 1]
[Male Singer]
I built a wall of stone
In a city made of dust
I thought I walked alone
In a world that turned to rust
But the pack, they heard the call
From the skyscraper to the shore
We’re not waiting for the fall
We’re the ones who open the door
​[Chorus]
[Both Male and Female singing - Full Rock Anthem]
It’s the Wolf Flow
Moving like a river through the street
It’s the soul’s glow
Turning every shadow into wheat
One mind, one heart, one pack, one plan
Building a better world for every man
Feel the Wolf Flow
(Wolf Flow!)
​[Verse 2]
[Anew - Native American Flute Solo behind vocals]
The seeds are in the ground
The sacred grain will rise
The silence has a sound
Look into each other's eyes
The "Dark Ones" at the gate
Are just ghosts we used to be
We don’t carry any hate
We just set the spirit free
​[Chorus]
[Full Band - Driving Bass and Drums]
It’s the Wolf Flow
Moving like a river through the street
It’s the soul’s glow
Turning every shadow into wheat
One mind, one heart, one pack, one plan
Building a better world for every man
Feel the Wolf Flow
​[Bridge]
[Wildling - Epic Psychedelic Guitar Solo that slowly morphs into a rhythmic, electronic hum]
[Male Singer - Half-whispered/Stoic Chant]
The mind is the blade.
The virtue is the shield.
The dream is the map.
The real world is the field.
Wake up.
Wake up.
​[Outro]
(The music suddenly cuts. The drums stop. The only sound is a soft, rhythmic "beep... beep... beep..." of a computer or a heart monitor. Warren’s voice, clear and quiet:)
One pack. One dawn.
(Sound of a sharp intake of breath. Silence.)

rock, Cranked indie-rock anthem with male vocals, overdriven guitars, and a stomping stadium beat.  Native flute solos