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Artist/Band:
David Cassidy
Lyrics for Song: Could It Be Forever
Lyrics for Album: Daydreamer [2002]
Could it be forever
Or is my mind just rambling on
Touched you once, kissed you once
Now I feel like you're mine
* CHORUS
Well, I feel like you're mine
And seeing your face
I'm not wrong to have these feelings
Well, I feel like you're mine
Never known a time before
That's had so many meanings
Could it be forever
Or am I just wasting time
Don't think so, cuz you're lettin' me know
You make me feel like you're mine
Well, I feel like you're mine
And I can't remember when the feelings have been stronger
And all I know is I can't let go of you
I wanna be with you just a little while longer
All my feelings come together
All I fear is here
Never known when I felt better
Cuz I know this won't disappear
But ....
Could it be forever
Or is my mind just rambling on
Maybe it is - If it is
I'll never leave you alone
* CHORUS
Feel like you're mine, feel like you're mine
Could it be forever
Feel like you're mine, feel like you're mine
Could it be forever
All I know's I want you so
Could it be forever
Feel like you're mine, feel like you're mine
Could it be forever
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Could It Be Forever
David Cassidy's 'Could It Be Forever' stands as a poignant song within his extensive discography, reflecting the polished pop sensibilities that defined his career. Released on the 2002 album Daydreamer, the track captures the enduring emotional resonance characteristic of Cassidy's vocal style. As a former teen idol who successfully transitioned into a respected adult performer, Cassidy utilized this recording to explore themes of lasting commitment and romantic uncertainty. The song fits seamlessly into his broader body of work, which spans decades of pop and rock influences. While often associated with his early television fame, this later recording demonstrates his continued ability to deliver heartfelt performances that resonate with long-time fans and new listeners alike. The track remains a testament to his lasting impact on the genre. |
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| Album Lyrics: Daydreamer [2002] |
 David Cassidy
"Daydreamer [2002]"
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