U2’s Songs of Innocence: Track 7 — Raised by Wolves
The Garden Tarts continue their Songs of Innocence track-by-track playlist with “Raised by Wolves,” a tense, dark, and powerful song that brings the album’s heavier themes into sharp focus. In this episode, they talk about the real-life violence that inspired the song, its connection to “Bad,” and why this track feels so visceral and immediate. They also dig into the lyrics, the guitar work, the live performance energy, and the way the song reflects the trauma and history running underneath the album. It’s one of the most intense tracks on Songs of Innocence, and the conversation gives it the weight it deserves. Follow along with The Garden Tarts as they go song by song through U2’s Songs of Innocence.

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U2's Boy and Bono's With or Without You Vocals WOW!

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U2’s Songs of Innocence: Track 10 — This Is Where You Can Reach Me Now

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NMG Presents: Behind The Music - Luke James Williams

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Ed O'Brien: On Radiohead Reunion, Spirit in Music, and Blue Morpho | Zane Lowe Interview

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U2 - Scars

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U2 New EP, Easter Lily, Track-by-Track

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The Moment Germany Realized America Was Built Different

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Amazing Moments in Dublin

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Unbelievable Smart Worker & Hilarious Fails | Construction Compilation #8 #adamrose #smartworkers

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U2’s Songs of Innocence: Track 4 — Song for Someone

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Bono Takes The Colbert Questionert, Part 1

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America Spent $500 Million Fighting Kudzu. Three Unexpected Species Did It For Free

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Exploring U2's Days of Ash: A Mini Tart Talk

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U2 - Visual Eyes (RTE-Documentary about the start of the Joshua Tree Tour in Europe 1987)

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first time hearing | U2 BAD | Reaction!!

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U2’s Songs of Innocence: Track 3 — California (There Is No End to Love)

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The Best Of U2's Comedy Appearances | Letterman

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“I Never Wanted to Be a Professional Person” | Robert Smith on The Cure, Touring & The Turbulent 90s

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U2 — Full Dark Symphonic Orchestra Cover for Work & Study

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