Forever
Papa Roach · Time For Annihilation..On the Record, and On The Road [2010]
I realized what is wrong with me
Can't get over you, can't get through to you
It's been a helter-skelter romance from the start
Take these memories that are haunting me
Of a paper man cut into shreds
By his own pair of scissors
He'll never forgive her... he'll never forgive her...
Because days come and go
But my feelings for you are forever
Because days come and go
But my feelings for you are forever
Sitting by a fire on a lonely night
Hanging over from another good time
With another girl... little dirty girl
You should listen to this story of a life
You're my heroine- in this moment I'm lonely
Fulfilling my darkest dreams
All these drugs, all these women
I'm never forgiven... this broken heart of mine
Because days come and go
But my feelings for you are forever
Because days come and go
But my feelings for you are forever
One last kiss before I go
Dry your tears, it is time to let you go
One last kiss (one last kiss) before I go (before I go)
Dry your tears (dry your tears), it is time to let you go
Because days come and go
But my feelings for you are forever
Because days come and go
But my feelings for you are forever
One last kiss (one last kiss) before I go (before I go)
Dry your tears (dry your tears), it is time to let you go
One last kiss before I go
Dry your tears, it is time to let you go
One last kiss...
Forever
Forever stands as a reflective song in the discography of Papa Roach, appearing on their 2010 compilation Time For Annihilation..On the Record, and On The Road. The track captures the band's signature alternative rock sound, blending melodic sensibilities with the raw energy that defined their earlier work. While the group is widely recognized for anthemic hits like Last Resort and Scars, this recording offers a more introspective look at their musical evolution during that era. The song contributes to a broader catalogue that balances heavy guitar riffs with emotive vocal delivery, showcasing the band's ability to explore themes of endurance and connection. As part of a collection highlighting their live and recorded presence, Forever remains a testament to the group's enduring appeal within the rock genre.