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With “Forever From Here,” Tigirlily Gold<\/a> just released their first No. 1 radio hit.\u00a0The song may foretell something bigger however.<\/p>\n There is an innocence to the love story that sounds far away familiar. Sonically, it’s as straight-forward as it gets, relying on a sweet melody and personal love stories to maximize impact.<\/p>\n Credit Kendra and Krista Slaubaugh for trusting the simplicity and not trying to over-sing this song.\u00a0They’re fine vocalists and their time will come but “Forever From Here” is about song, not artist.<\/p>\n “I can see a house with the shutters blue \/ A couple little kids that look like you,”<\/em> Tigirilily Gold sing at the chorus of “Forever From Here.”<\/p>\n “Kiss me right now, don’t need no reason \/ Baby, this love’s in harvest season.”\u00a0<\/em>Find the full lyrics to “Forever From Here” below.<\/p>\n Related<\/strong><\/em>: The 25 Best Country Songs of the Last 25 Years<\/a><\/p>\n One has to wonder if the two sisters and co-writers Pete Good and Shane McAnally pondered\u00a0that country clich\u00e9 before hitting send.\u00a0Maybe it’s a bit too sweet for some, but within the context of the single it’s short of corny. In fact it may even be bold.<\/p>\n Actually that lyric is the song’s signature and a reminder of a simpler time in country music.\u00a0Anyone else getting major early 2000s country vibes from this song?<\/p>\n Think SheDaisy<\/a> or Jessica Andrews or even Faith Hill’<\/a>s more bubbly tracks. A shift to the decade\u00a0seems inevitable as appreciation of the 1990s has slowly crept later and later in the decade.<\/p>\n That’s great news for hitmakers from that era who are still relevant (looking at you, Terri Clark<\/a>) but may be bad news for those unimpressed with what’s to come.<\/p>\n In 10 years are we all going to be paying tribute to the great bro country artists of the 2010s. Perhaps\u00a0our collective nostalgia will skip it\u00a0\u2014 like we did the ’80s.<\/p>\n When the days get short and the fields turn gold \/ John Deeres are hummin’ ’til the nights get cold \/ And you’re keepin’ me warm \/ When the geese fly south in a red sunset \/ First fall night, you can see your breath \/ And I’m safe in your arms.<\/em><\/p>\n Pre-Chorus<\/strong> Chorus:<\/strong><\/em> Take me on a walk down that old dirt road \/ T\u0435ll me I’m pretty as a prairie rose \/ Yeah, it sounds so sweet \/ It’s you and me for a thousand miles \/ Put down some roots, let them go wild \/ And feel the breeze.<\/em><\/p>\n Repeat Chorus<\/strong><\/p>\n Repeat Pre-Chorus<\/strong><\/p>\n Repeat Chorus<\/strong><\/p>\n Enjoy 40 of the best songs from 2000 to 2009. Each one came and went like a tornado. Most deserve a little more respect 15, 20 or 25 years later.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Gallery Credit: Billy Dukes<\/a><\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\nTigirlily Gold, “Forever From Here” Lyrics:<\/h3>\n
And then God turns on the stars \/ And our dreams don’t seem so far.<\/em><\/p>\n
I can see a house with the shutters blue \/ A couple little kids that look like you \/ Kiss me right now, don’t need no reason \/ Baby, this love’s in harvest season \/ What do ya say Let’s give it a go \/ Build a little life with room to grow \/ With the sky this clear \/ I can see forever from her\u0435.<\/em><\/p>\nForgotten 2000s Country Songs: 40 Great Country Hits, 2000-2009<\/h2>\n