Forever For You

Hall And Oates · Do It For Love [2003]

Does anyone know what love can cost?

To take you so high then leave you lost?

Is it a mystery that runs too deep

For such a simple heart?



Can anyone stop the hands of time?

And put back the loving in your eyes?

Though it's his name I hear when you are sleeping

I'll pretend it's mine



When they ask me how long I'm gonna love you

If the road to my heart will always stay true

I'll say forever

I'll say forever for you

When they ask will I stand right there beside you

and they don't see you and me the way that I do

I'll say forever

I'll say forever for you



A rose is a rose by any name

But a thorn will still cut you just the same

I'm losing your love I know

So sad the feeling

I can tell somebody's stealing

Stealing away your heart



When they ask me how long I'm gonna love you

If the road to my heart will always stay true

I'll say forever

I'll say forever for you

When they ask will I stand right there beside you

and they don't see you and me the way that I do

I'll say forever

I'll say forever for you



I don't know if I should tell you

How you live in my heart

There's no room for another

If you leave me now

My heart would not recover



When they ask me how long I'm gonna love you

If the road to my heart will always stay true

I'll say forever

I'll say forever for you

When they ask will I stand right there beside you

and they don't see you and me the way that I do

I'll say forever

I'll say forever for you

Forever For You - Hall & Oates

Released on the 2003 compilation Do It For Love, "Forever For You" is a soulful ballad that showcases Hall & Oates' enduring ability to blend rock and R&B sensibilities. The track features the duo's signature harmonies and a smooth, mid-tempo groove that highlights their mastery of romantic songwriting. While the song appears on a later compilation, it reflects the timeless quality of their catalog, where emotional depth meets polished production. The recording stands as a testament to their continued relevance in the music industry, offering a mature take on their classic style without relying on the overtly sexual themes found in some of their earlier hits.