The Universe Continues?

from How To Accept by iNFiNiEN

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Our first recording. We wrote the music collectively in the kitchen of our West Philly Apartment. We couldn't play loud so we used Electronic Keyboard and Electronic Drums at rehearsals. The performances you hear are the first time the band played live together with actual piano and drums. And the result were EPIC! Includes the Hit Singles Blackhole, Lost My Way and Divine Nature.

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surrounded by infants who have turned black and blue
ripped from our womb, from the physical you
I'd join you cause right now my world's come unglued
we can start over, no residue

but I'll wait my turn - I'll wait my turn

swallowed by darkness, the light's been sucked in
this must be a test, I'm still learning to swim
but so close, I'm almost halfway there
no resolution in these halfhearted stares

I'll wait my turn - I'll wait my turn

The sun still shines
though I can't see
times come full circle
the earth has set you free

I'll wait my turn - I'll wait my turn

tears me apart, sorrow deep in my chest
the loss of your light, I may never digest
remind me, quickly I'm losing my breath
how to move forward, how to accept

Feels like we're fading away
Feels like we're fading away
Everyone's fading away

The sun still shines
though I can't see
times come full circle
the earth has set you free

I guess I'll let you be...

I'll wait my turn - I'll wait my turn

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from How To Accept, released November 17, 2006
Music: J. Carney & C. Loftus, Lyrics: C. Loftus

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iNFiNiEN Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Philadelphia-born iNFiNiEN combines eclectic musical personalities into a visionary, unified force. Using rock, jazz, soul, world, and classical influences, the quartet plays intricately composed songs with a focus on improvisation. Far from the typical rock band, they explore new territories of sound by using exotic scales, chords, and rhythms. ... more

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