I'm a man who stole infinity

bhengen · February 28

Words me; music suno

https://suno.com/s/nBzYn12NMaVBlMNf

[Intro]

[Atmospheric Pads]

[Build-up]

[Chorus]

I'm a man who stole infinity.

.. Because....

[Drop]

[Refrain]

I'm a man who stole infinity...

[Break]

[Manic 303 fades out]

[Melancholic Piano Melody Plays]

[Outro]

[Fading 303 resonance]

Because...

ElvisNash · February 28

Pretty cool to cook breakfast this morning

bhengen · February 28

https://www.thesongwritersforum.com/vanilla/discussion/comment/18558#Comment_18558

that's actually a great hook for a song :)

MuskieBait44 · February 28

sounds good.

the Avengers might stop by tho.

bhengen · February 28

https://www.thesongwritersforum.com/vanilla/discussion/comment/18565#Comment_18565

Not sure what that means, I know it's a movie reference, but thanks anyways :)

MuskieBait44 · February 28

https://www.thesongwritersforum.com/vanilla/discussion/comment/18566#Comment_18566

haha. Thanos (the bad guy) stole the infinity stones from across the galaxy used them to destroy half of all life, then the Avengers did a surprise visit at his house.

bhengen · February 28

https://www.thesongwritersforum.com/vanilla/discussion/comment/18568#Comment_18568

Ah, I see now. that's funny. I forgot about that movie. saw it once. I got the idea from a recent article. a mathematician named cantor stole the concept of different sizes of infinity from dedekind and was caught. so Cantor and thanos took something that wasn't theirs, got caught and paid the price :)

RainyDayMan · March 2

It's a cool vibe Bill. Is there a story that goes with it, or is all about the atmosphere?

bhengen · March 2

https://www.thesongwritersforum.com/vanilla/discussion/comment/18660#Comment_18660

Thanks Owen. yes, i was reading an article about Cantor who plagiarized the concept of different sizes of Infinity from another mathematician dedekin. I though that sounded like a cool title.

RainyDayMan · March 2

Those kind of concepts boggle the mind. Different sizes of infinities. I mean I can read something that says: imagine a line that goes on forever, now image a 2D surface, it's clearly a larger infinity. But it doesn't really sink in.

And yes, a very cool title :)