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''Written by: [[A. Lee]], [[B. Moody]] and [[D. Hodges]]''
''Written by: [[A. Lee]], [[B. Moody]] and [[D. Hodges]]''


'''''Field of Innocence''''' is the sixth track from [[Evanescence]]'s demo album, ''[[Origin (album)|Origin]]''. It's based on a poem written by Ben Moody and he also reads it in the background of the song.<ref name=davidhodgesinfo /> The female vocal ensemble is composed of Suvi Petrajajvri, Sara Moore, Catherine Harris, and Samantha Strong.<ref name=linernotes />
'''''Field of Innocence''''' is the sixth track from [[Evanescence]]'s demo album, ''[[Origin (album)|Origin]]''. The lyrics were written by Amy Lee,<ref name=ultimatecollection /> supposedly based on a poem Ben Moody wrote that he reads in the background of the song.<ref name=davidhodgesinfo /> The female vocal ensemble is composed of Suvi Petrajajvri, Sara Moore, Catherine Harris, and Samantha Strong.<ref name=linernotes />


The Latin chanting repeated throughout the song was not written by Evanescence.  It is a snippet from the song "Morning Hymn" from the Preludium of the Broadway version of Sound of Music.
The Latin chanting repeated throughout the song was not written by Evanescence.  It is a snippet from the song "Morning Hymn" from the Preludium of the Broadway version of Sound of Music.
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== References ==
== References ==
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<ref name=ultimatecollection>{{cite book|title=The Ultimate Collection Book|year=2016|publisher=The Bicycle Music Company|language=English}}</ref>


<ref name=davidhodgesinfo>{{cite web|title=NotAChristianBand.com & Evboard.com Interview|url=http://www.davidhodges.info/interview.shtml|work=DavidHodges.info|date=July 3, 2004|accessdate=April 29, 2013}}</ref>
<ref name=davidhodgesinfo>{{cite web|title=NotAChristianBand.com & Evboard.com Interview|url=http://www.davidhodges.info/interview.shtml|work=DavidHodges.info|date=July 3, 2004|accessdate=April 29, 2013}}</ref>
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[[Category:Songs]]
[[Category:Origin songs]]
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Across the Universe*
All That I'm Living For
Anything for You
Anywhere
Artifact/The Turn
Ascension of the Spirit
Away from Me
Before the Dawn
Better Without You
Bleed
Blind Belief
Breathe No More
Bring Me to Life
Broken Pieces Shine
Call Me When You're Sober
Catherine
Cloud Nine
Demise
Disappear
End of the Dream
Erase This
Eternal
Even in Death
Everybody's Fool
Exodus
Far From Heaven
Farther Away
Feeding the Dark
Field of Innocence
Forever You
Forgive Me
Give Unto Me
Going Under
Good Enough
Haunted
Hello
Hi-Lo
If You Don't Mind
Imaginary
Imperfection
Instrumental 1
Instrumental 2
Instrumental 3
Instrumental 4
Lacrymosa
Lies
Like You
Listen to the Rain
Lithium
Lose Control
Lost in Paradise
Made of Stone
Me & You
Missing
My Heart Is Broken
My Immortal
My Last Breath
Never Go Back
New Way to Bleed
Oceans
October
Origin
Overture
Part of Me
Perfect Dream
Say You Will
Secret Door
Sick
Snow White Queen
So Close
Solitude
Spanish
Surrender
Sweet Sacrifice
Swimming Home
Take Cover
Taking Over Me
The Chain*
The Change
The End
The Game is Over
The In-Between
The Last Song I'm Wasting on You
The Only One
The Other Side
Together Again
Tourniquet
Understanding
Unknown Title
Unraveling
Use My Voice
Wasted on You
Weight of the World
What You Want
Where Will You Go?
Whisper
Yeah Right
You Got a Lot to Learn
Your Love
Your Star
* Cover songs


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General information

Written by: A. Lee, B. Moody and D. Hodges

Field of Innocence is the sixth track from Evanescence's demo album, Origin. The lyrics were written by Amy Lee,[1] supposedly based on a poem Ben Moody wrote that he reads in the background of the song.[2] The female vocal ensemble is composed of Suvi Petrajajvri, Sara Moore, Catherine Harris, and Samantha Strong.[3]

The Latin chanting repeated throughout the song was not written by Evanescence. It is a snippet from the song "Morning Hymn" from the Preludium of the Broadway version of Sound of Music. According to MutantQuasar, an Evboarder, the Latin translated to English means:

O Jesus, King most wonderful!
Thou Conqueror renowned!
Thou Sweetness most ineffable!
in whom all joys are found!

Versions

Studio versions:

Field of Innocence

  • Recording date: 1999
  • Status: Released
  • Released on: Origin (track #6)
  • Length: 5:13

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Lyrics

[Iesu, Rex amirabilis]

I still remember the world
From the eyes of a child
Slowly those feelings
Were clouded by what I know now

Where has my heart gone?
An uneven trade for the real world
Oh! I, I want to go back to
Believing in everything
And knowing nothing at all

I still remember the sun
Always warm on my back
Somehow it seems colder now

Where has my heart gone?
Trapped in the eyes of a stranger
Oh! I, I want to go back to
Believing in everything

[Iesu, Rex amirabilis]
[et triumphator nobilis]
[dulcedo ineffabilis]
[ineffabilis] [totus desiderabilis]

As the years pass by before my face
[totus desiderabilis]
As wars rage before me
Finding myself in these last days of existence
This parasite inside me I forced it out
In the darkness of the storm
[Iesu, Rex amirabilis]
Lies an evil
But it's me

Where has my heart gone?
An uneven trade for the real world
Oh! I, I want to go back to
Believing in everything

Oh! Where? Where has my heart gone?
Trapped in the eyes of a stranger
Oh! I, I want to go back to
Believing in everything

I still remember

[Iesu, Rex amirabilis]


Guitar tabs & sheet music

References

  1. (in English) The Ultimate Collection Book. The Bicycle Music Company. 2016.
  2. "NotAChristianBand.com & Evboard.com Interview". DavidHodges.info. July 3, 2004. http://www.davidhodges.info/interview.shtml. Retrieved April 29, 2013.
  3. Origin (liner notes). 2000.