Feels Like Forever
Joe Cocker · Best Of Joe Cocker
That was all I had to see
Wanted you
Had to have you next to me
From that moment
I knew that you'd be all I'd ever need
And there's a place inside my heart
Nobody's touched before
And when I found you
I found all that I'd been searching for
You turned my world around
All I know
Is that it feels like forever
All I know
Yes I love the way it feels
All I see
Is how good we are together
And I never wanna see it slip away
I'll never let you go
Is all I know
Hold me
Love is here for us to make
Stay with me
Let's put our hearts in the hands of fate
Time will tell us
If what we've got was worth the wait
And there's a fire that's been burning deep inside of me
And I don't need nobody else
'Cause now you're here with me
You've turned my world around
All I know
That it feels like forever
All I know
Is I love the way it feels
All I see
Is how good we are together
And I never want to see it slip away
I'll never let you go
Is all I know
I might have never met you
At another time or place
Now I never could forget you
I could never walk away
That's all I know
'Cause there's a place inside my heart
Nobody's touched before
And when I found you
I found all that I'd been searching for
You've turned my world around
All I know
Is it feels like forever
All I know
Is I love the way it feels
All I see
is how good we are together
And I never want to see it slip away
I'll never let you go
All I know
Is it feels like forever
All I know
Is I love the way it feels
All I see
Is how good we are together
And I never want to see it slip away
I'll never let you go
It's all I know
Is it feels like forever
All I know
Is I love the way it feels
All I see
Is how good we are together
Feels Like Forever
Joe Cocker's 1971 recording of "Feels Like Forever" stands as a defining moment in his career, showcasing his ability to blend soulful vocals with a laid-back, blues-inflected groove. Featured on the compilation "Best Of Joe Cocker," the track exemplifies the artist's signature style, characterized by his distinctive baritone and a relaxed, almost conversational delivery that contrasts with the upbeat tempo. The song reflects the late 1960s and early 1970s shift toward more organic, roots-oriented rock and soul, moving away from the polished production of the previous decade. Cocker's performance captures a sense of timeless melancholy and warmth, making it a staple in his extensive discography and a testament to his enduring influence on the blues and soul genres.