Foreign Forest - Nothing Lasts Forever

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{Foreign Forest}
Missed out on all the times
When I said no when they invite me out
Don't want to be denied
I would try but I'm too filled with doubt
Help me out
I'm trying to leave this world behind
Hurry before I destroy myself
Need to know if maybe one day I'll be fine
If I could get your help

{Jacob Sherwood}
No this won't last for ever
But you know that by now
It was just last November
And now the sun is out
But I don't see the light
Just the walls inside my mind
All we've ever had was time
Now the world we'vе stole is dying
No this won't last for ever
Thе same people killing the same ones that sayin the cash is better
But baby go stack your cheddar
The debt it will crash the setup
And stay on your toes cause they're all in control
Please don't ever let up

{Jacob Sherwood & Foreign Forest}
Ahh
I wish this would last forever
Ahh
But I know this won't last forever

{Foreign Forest}
Missed out on all the times
When I said no when they invite me out
Don't want to be denied
I would try but I'm too filled with doubt
Help me out
I'm trying to leave this world behind
Hurry before I destroy myself
Need to know if maybe one day I'll be fine
If I could get your help

Release Date: May 06, 2024

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"Nothing Lasts Forever" by Foreign Forest is a haunting and introspective track that delves into feelings of doubt, self-destruction, and the passage of time. The lyrics speak to missed opportunities and the struggle to break free from negative patterns, while also acknowledging the fleeting nature of life. Jacob Sherwood's verse adds a sense of urgency and societal commentary, highlighting the impermanence of our actions and the consequences of our choices. The collaboration between Foreign Forest and Jacob Sherwood creates a powerful and thought-provoking atmosphere, leaving the listener with a sense of contemplation and reflection on the transient nature of existence.

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In the quiet solitude of his bedroom, a sanctuary for his creative spirit, Frankie Denham fashioned a musical realm, known to the world as Foreign Forest. Commencing his passage through the soundscape in 2014, Forest’s soulful voice and adept production skills have carved out a distinctive niche within the emo/hip-hop genre.

The initial auditory journey, delivered through the album *pretty songs i like to cry to✨*, was an honest testament to the raw emotions that music can evoke. With over seventeen emotionally-charged songs, Forest’s work became a mosaic of collaborations, boasting features from a cadre of artists akin to his musical ethos. Ensuring his voice wasn't just heard but felt, the album's piercing sincerity captured the hearts of listeners, amassing a staggering 6 million-plus streams on Spotify, solidifying Forest’s burgeoning legacy.

The subsequent clamor for a successor that could emulate the allure of his maiden voyage was met with an unexpected twist. Forest, an architect of his craft, shifted his compass to uncharted territories with his follow-up album *halloween, but all year* or HBAY, as it is colloquially known. Steering away from the reliance on external collaborations, he chose to infuse the album with a more personal touch, featuring only two other artists. The eleven tracks crafted by Forest oscillate between the comforting familiarity of his established style and the intriguing allure of the unknown, a balance he desired to strike within the album's fabric.

Foreign Forest's artistry doesn't just resonate with aficionados of Alternative Rap; it transcends to echo in the realms of EDM and Indie Pop. His songs are a labyrinth of house percussion and enchanting melodies, complemented by introspective lyrics, beckoning listeners into a reflective voyage. Each composition stands as an invitation to experience the spectrum of emotion that Forest himself journeys through, a testament to his dexterity as a musician and producer.

Through the dusky shadows of his bedroom studio, Foreign Forest continues to serenade the souls of those who ascribe to the notion that music is not merely an art form but an experience—one that delves deep into the caverns of the heart, coaxing the tears of its audience and nurturing a collective catharsis.

This is the essence of Foreign Forest—a symphony of vulnerability draped in the rich tapestry of a genre that speaks to those who find beauty in the emotional depths of sound and silence alike.