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Break me down again,
We've been doing this dance for so long,
Lately it's just feeling like second Nature,

So break me down again,
We can both pretend like we're not still repeating the mistakes of our mothers and our fathers in the wasted hours,

So break me down again


So honey take whatever you want,
I don't have much to give but if you see something that you like,
Put it in your pocket for a lonely night

And take the rest of my love,
I made it when we both had stars in our eyes,
Now that you're not here I might roll over and die,

So break me down again,
C'mon baby break me down again,

Feels like second nature,
It's our second nature,
Feels like second nature,
aw aw aw nah


Second Nature

Pressing the boundaries of electro pop, The Infinite Balance's debut album Deep End is a cerebral genre bending experience from start to

 finish. The album takes an in depth look at life, love, and the struggle of finding oneself in the midst of the human experience.

It merges the gritty sounds of Atlanta trap with psychedelic electro pop to bring an immersive and introspective journey to audiences

 everywhere. Fans of anyone from the Migos to Bjork will fall in love with Deep End.

Portland based singer, songwriter, and producer Josh Smith went to school in Nashville for sound engineering before making his journey

 to the pacific northwest to finish his debut Album,“Deep End.” The album features some incredible artists from all over the United 

States and flows seamlessly from hip hop to pop to even folk at times.

After six years of work, Deep End was recorded at Smith's own Blue J Studio and will be released on Hecate records.

The Infinite Balance

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