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I would always sing this to my cat... i sang her this while she was put down...

This name of the song really makes sense

My two cats are named goose and wren and this then got recommended to me, the world works in mysterious ways.

Theory: the whole song is a letter to the singer's Father, the Wren, who is overseas, and in the war, hence the reference "Write back to me, Wren", and " here lie 100 men, fighters every one of them, they went into battle, oh no, they won't be home tonight". I think the whole song talks about how the singers Dad is going to war and is assuring the singer that he will be back. "I'll certainly be sure to stay above the ground" and about how he's going to miss the author of this song, and will be thinking of her while he fights.

This is one of my favorite songs, and honestly helps me calm down from anxiety attacks. It’s weird to think that yelling can help- but its distracting and easy to focus on

I like how at the end they all start yelling together

I like this song because you don't have to be good at singing to sing along. The vocals are loud, and scratchy, but it just adds to to the songs charm. You could honestly get the impression that a goose is singing it

This song makes me so emotional bc I'm a traveler in a sense and I miss my friends, especially since one of the lyrics is "write back to me, wren" And I miss the places I've been to but I can't go back except for home

The end where they all yell and laigh makes me think of friends around a campfire

shoutout to whoever screamed “I love you guys!” at 6:14

6:10 she says "I love you guys!!"

this song sounds like the final cutscene before the credits roll, with the protagonist singing and playing guitar with their friends on a field as the sun sets in front of them (when everyone starts singing together, the credits start rolling)