Forever and for Always by Shania Twain

“Forever and for Always” is a heartfelt song by Canadian singer Shania Twain. Released on April 7, 2003, it quickly became a favorite among fans. The song is part of Twain’s fourth studio album, “Up!” which was released in 2002. This album marked a significant point in Twain’s career, showcasing her ability to connect with listeners through different musical styles. “Up!” includes pop and country versions of each song, catering to diverse audiences. “Forever and for Always” stands out as a beautiful love song, celebrated for its sincere lyrics and emotive performance.

“Up!” was released on November 19, 2002, and it quickly climbed the charts, achieving multi-platinum status. The album’s success was fueled by its innovative approach of offering two distinct versions of each song – one with a pop sound and the other with a country flavor.

“Forever and for Always” is one of the top tracks on “Up!” It showcases Twain’s ability to convey deep emotions through her music. The song is a beautiful expression of lasting love, with lyrics that speak to the heart. Twain’s vocal performance is both powerful and tender, capturing the essence of a love story.

Forever and for Always Music Video:

The music video for “Forever and for Always” adds another layer of emotion to the song. Directed by Paul Boyd, the video beautifully complements the song’s theme of enduring love. It features Shania Twain in various scenic locations, including a picturesque beach and a lush green field. These settings symbolize the natural and eternal aspects of love.

Throughout the video, Twain is seen reminiscing about a past love, interspersed with scenes of a young couple sharing joyful moments together. The imagery of the couple growing older together reinforces the song’s message of lasting commitment. The video’s serene and romantic visuals perfectly match the song’s gentle melody and heartfelt lyrics, making it a favorite among fans.

Lyrics: Forever and for Always by Shania Twain

Mm, mm
Mm, in your arms
Oh
I can hear your heartbeat now
I can hear it beating loud

In your arms
I can still feel the way you want me when you hold me
I can still hear the words you whispered when you told me
I can stay right here forever in your arms

And there ain’t no way
I’m letting you go now
And there ain’t no way
And there ain’t no how
I’ll never see that day

‘Cause I’m keeping you forever and for always
We will be together all of our days
Wanna wake up every morning to your sweet face
Always
Mm, baby

In your heart
I can still hear a beat for every time you kiss me
And when we’re apart, I know how much you miss me
I can feel your love for me in your heart

And there ain’t no way (And there ain’t no way)
I’m letting you go now
And there ain’t no way (And there ain’t no way)
And there ain’t no how
I’ll never see that day

‘Cause I’m keeping you forever and for always
We will be together all of our days
Wanna wake up every morning to your sweet face
Always

Oh, yeah
Wanna wake up every morning, yeah
Oh

In your eyes (I can still see the look of the one)
I can still see the look of the one who really loves me
(I can still feel the way that you want)
The one who wouldn’t put anything else in the world above me
(I can still see love for me) I can still see love for me in your eyes
(I still see the love)

And there ain’t no way (And there ain’t no way)
I’m letting you go now
And there ain’t no way (And there ain’t no way)
And there ain’t no how
I’ll never see that day

‘Cause I’m keeping you forever and for always
We will be together all of our days
Wanna wake up every morning to your sweet face
I’m keeping you forever and for always
We will be together all of our days
Wanna wake up every morning to your sweet face
I’m keeping you forever and for always

Oh
I’m keeping you forever
Got to keep you, baby
Oh, forever
In your arms

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“Forever and for Always MP3” by Shania Twain is a beautiful celebration of enduring love. Released as part of her successful album “Up!” in 2002, the song quickly became a hit.