Forever Hasn't Got Here Yet

Toby Keith · Pull My Chain [2001]

Girl whatcha talkin' 'bout, I ain't believin' this

I ain't settlin' for none of this foolishness

We can't let a sure thing drown in a puddle of doubt

It's just some rocky road but we've got solid ground

It's just a little bump we can work around

We've got a lifetime ahead so don't go quittin' me now



Come on baby we're still together

This ain't as good as it's gonna get

I swore I'd love you 'til the end of forever

And forever hasn't got here yet



Does it matter girl who's really right or wrong

This ain't the kinda thing we should sleep on

I say we start it all over tonight with a kiss

So slide over here mamma, it's gonna be alright

Let's write it off as just another angry night

I like it better when we're makin' up like this



Come on baby we're still together

This ain't as good as it's gonna get

I swore I'd love you 'til the end of forever

And forever hasn't got here yet



Come on baby we're still together

This ain't as good as it's gonna get

I'll still love you 'til the end of forever

And forever hasn't got here yet



I'll still love you 'til the end of forever

And forever hasn't got here yet

No it hasn't got here yet

Forever Hasn't Got Here Yet

From Toby Keith's 2001 album Pull My Chain, this track exemplifies the gritty, working-class storytelling that defines his career. The song captures the frustration and exhaustion of a man trying to make ends meet, a theme central to Keith's narrative-driven approach to country music. Released during the height of the 'blue-collar country' movement, the recording blends traditional instrumentation with a raw vocal delivery that resonated deeply with audiences facing similar economic struggles. It stands as a testament to Keith's ability to translate the daily realities of labor into compelling anthems that have become staples of his discography.