Forevermore
David Archuleta · No Matter How Far [2013]
With the stars in the night
There are times when I just want to feel your embrace
In the cold night
I just can't believe that you are mine now
You were just a dream that I once knew
I never thought I would be right for you
I just can't compare you with anything in this world
You're all I need to be with forevermore
All those years, I long to hold you in my arms
I've been dreaming of you
Every night, I've been watching all the stars that fall down
Wishing you will be mine
I just can't believe that you are mine now
You were just a dream that I once knew
I never thought I would be right for you
I just can't compare you with anything in this world
You're all I need to be with forevermore
Time and again
There are these changes that we cannot end
As sure as the time keeps going on and on
My love for you will be forevermore
Ohhh, yeah---ey
I just can't believe that you are mine now
You were just a dream that I once knew
I never thought I would be right for you
I just can't compare you with anything in this world
As endless as forever
Our love will stay together
You are all I need to be with forevermore
Forevermore
You are all I need to be with forevermore
Hmmm---yeahh---yeah
Forevermore
Forevermore stands as a defining track from David Archuleta's 2013 album, No Matter How Far. The recording captures the artist's signature blend of contemporary pop and soulful balladry, showcasing his ability to convey deep emotion through a controlled, resonant vocal delivery. Released during a period where Archuleta continued to refine his sound beyond his initial teen idol years, the song reflects a mature approach to songwriting and arrangement. It fits seamlessly within his broader discography, which includes notable works like The Other Side of Down and the self-titled Forevermore album. The track exemplifies the polished production values and heartfelt themes that characterize much of his recorded output, appealing to listeners who appreciate sincere, melodic pop music. As part of his established body of work, it remains a testament to his enduring presence in the genre.