Just how far does the universe go
does it ever end, You say you want to know
Just how high can you count?
before the numbers all run out
who built the pyramids?
do aliens exist?
where does God come from?
one more phenomenon?
But if you know how strong my love
and your heart and mine can comprehend
just how long I'm gonna feel like this
then you'll know what infinity is
then you'll know?
They say time goes on and on
Even after we're all gone
there's a black hole up in space
that even light can't escape
who built the pyramids?
do aliens exist
where does God come from?
one more phenomenon
But if you know how strong my love
and your heart and mine can comprehend
just how long I'm gonna feel like this
then you'll know what infinity is
then you'll know?
They'll find some answers
to all those mysteries
but they won't understand
what's between you and me
who built the pyramids?
do aliens exist?
where does god come from?
one more phenomenon
If you know how strong my love
and your heart and mine can comprehend
just how long I'm gonna feel like this
then you'll know what infinity is
then you'll know?
Then you'll know what love is
Infintiy
Don Williams' song 'Infinity' is a love ballad that explores the concept of infinity through the lens of enduring romantic love. The lyrics contrast vast cosmic mysteries—like the universe's boundaries, black holes, and the origin of God—with the immeasurable depth of the singer's affection. While the song touches on existential questions, its core message is that true understanding of infinity comes not from scientific answers but from experiencing a love that feels eternal. The repeated refrain emphasizes that the strength and duration of this love surpass human comprehension, making it a secular reflection on love rather than a Christian worship song.