Stretch, ch, ch, ch, ch
Changes, as, as, as, as
Stretch, ch, ch, ch, ch
Changes, as, as, as, as
[Verse 1]
Who says nope?
Let’s stretch the envelope
Push, stretch above
Pull, shove more love
[Bridge]
For that matter
Energy, space, time, matter
Matter of fact
There and back
[Chorus]
Find the time
For your Einstein rhyme
Find the space
To trace your race
[Bridge]
On the continuum (Om, Om, Om)
[Instrumental, Bass, Toms, Claves]
[Verse 2]
Intertwined, not much of a vacuum
Can’t assume, what’s your outcome
Intertwined in the vine
Of space-time
[Bridge]
For that matter
Energy, space, time, matter
Matter of fact
There and back
[Chorus]
Find the time
For your Einstein rhyme
Find the space
To trace your race
[Bridge]
On the continuum (Om, Om, Om)
[Instrumental, Drum Solo]
[Bridge]
For that matter
Energy, space, time, matter
Matter matters
As a matter of fact
[Break]
(To me)
Relatively
(To me)
Relativity
[Chorus]
Find the time
For your Einstein rhyme
Find the space
To trace your race
[Bridge]
On the continuum (Om, Om, Om)
On the continuum (Om, Om, Om)
On the continuum (Om, Om, Om)
[Outro]
On the continuum (Om, Om, Om)
[End]
A SCIENCE NOTE
The concepts of the space-time continuum and the Theory of Relativity do not have physical envelopes in the traditional sense. However, the “envelope” metaphor might be used in a figurative sense to describe the bounds or limits within which these theories operate. In this context, the envelope could refer to the framework or constraints imposed by the theories on the behavior of space, time, and matter. For example, the Theory of Relativity describes how space and time are interwoven into a single continuum and sets the boundaries for the relationships between matter, energy, space, and time. Similarly, the concept of the space-time continuum encompasses the entirety of space and time as a unified entity, within which all physical events occur. So, while these theories don’t have literal envelopes, the metaphorical use of the term can help convey the conceptual boundaries and implications of these profound scientific ideas.