Forever
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Forever, etymologically, comes simply from for and ever (in its original sense of always).
Forever may also refer to:
In music:
Albums:
- 4Ever (album), compilation album by Hilary Duff
- Forever: The Singles, compilation album by The Charlatans
- Forever (Beautiful World album)
- Forever (Bobby Brown album)
- Forever (Cracker album)
- Forever (Damage album)
- Forever (Dune album)
- Forever (Freezepop album)
- Forever (GusGus album)
- Forever (Hillsong album)
- Forever (Kool and the Gang album)
- Forever (Puff Daddy album)
- Forever (S.H.E album)
- Forever (Spice Girls album)
- Forever, album by Lee Hyori
- Forever, album by Orleans
- Forever, album by Pete Drake; first recorded example of talk box
Songs:
- 4ever, song by The Veronicas
- Forever (Beach Boys song)
- Forever (Chris Brown song)
- Forever (Into a Circle song)
- Forever (Kid Rock song)
- Forever (Kiss song)
- Forever (Mariah Carey song)
- Forever (Papa Roach song)
- Forever (Sandra song)
- Forever (Strawbs song)
- Forever (Sturm und Drang song)
- Forever, a song by Jennifer Lopez
- Forever, a song by John Stamos
- Forever, a song by Kamelot
- Forever, a song by Kenny Loggins
- Forever, a song by Vertical Horizon
- Forever, a song by LFO
In television:
In literature:
- Forever (novel), a book by Judy Blume
- Forever, a book by Pete Hamill
- Forever, a Japanese manga character from JoJo's Bizarre Adventure
In movies:
- Forever, a 1991 Italian-Brazilian film by Walter Hugo Khouri
- Forever (1992 film)
- Forever (film), a 1921 George Fitzmaurice silent film, also known as Peter Ibbetson
In geography:
- Forever, part of the city of Lomé
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