Infinite Tundra

Infinite Tundra is the eighth track off of Wesley Evans' second album, Satisfied. The track was released on March 29th, 2019; as part of the album.

Background
Infinite Tundra was written in May 2017, for Evans' second album. At the time of writing, Evans did not have clear direction of where he wanted to take the album, and was more free writing.

Composition
Infinite Tundra is an electropop song, about a hopeless relationship. The song contains piano, electric drums, xylophone, and a distorted flute. The song is written in the key of A major, at 112 beats per minute, and lasts for 4 minutes and 27 seconds. The song follows the chord progression: G(from A minor)-A-f#m-bm.

Lyrics
Yeah I’ve made some mistakes

Oh without any doubt

But is that all it takes

For you to cut me out

What’s your reason

To leave me freezin'

Now we’re stuck in an infinite tundra

Where nothing can ever grow

It’s at the point where I really "wanna"

But I can not let you go

The cold makes me so weak

I can’t put up a fight

But when I take a peak

I start to see the light

What’s your reason

To leave me freezin'

Now we’re stuck in an infinite tundra

Where nothing can ever grow

It’s at the point where I really "wanna"

But I can not let you go

Oh, Oh, Oh

What’s your reason

To leave me freezin'

Now we’re stuck in an infinite tundra

Where nothing can ever grow

It’s at the point where I really "wanna"

But I can not let you go

Trivia
Discography
 * The song is one of three songs on Satisfied, that was written before Evans decided the album's theme and direction. The other two songs are Longboard (Interlude) and 25 (Interlude).