The Highwaymen: A Timeless Tribute to Life and Love
The Highwaymen, a legendary supergroup comprised of country music icons Johnny Cash, Waylon Jennings, Willie Nelson, and Kris Kristofferson, have left an indelible mark on the genre.
Background
Their music, a blend of country, folk, and rock, has captivated audiences for decades. One of their most beloved songs, “Live Forever,” is a poignant ballad that celebrates the enduring power of love and the hope for eternal life.
Released in 1995 on their album The Highwaymen: The Final Chapter, “Live Forever” is a heartfelt and hopeful song that explores the themes of love, loss, and the human spirit.
The song’s gentle melody, combined with the harmonious vocals of the four legendary artists, creates a serene and uplifting atmosphere. The lyrics express a desire for eternal love and a belief in the possibility of life after death.
The Highwaymen’s collaboration was a unique and powerful force in country music. Their combined talents and shared passion for music resulted in a series of iconic albums and unforgettable performances.
“Live Forever” is a prime example of the group’s ability to create music that is both emotionally resonant and spiritually uplifting.
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Lyrics
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I’m gonna live foreverI’m gonna cross that riverI’m gonna catch tomorrow nowYou’re gonna want to hold meJust like I always told youYou’re gonna miss me when I’m goneNobody here will ever find meBut I will always be aroundJust like the songs I leave behind meI’m gonna live forever nowYou fathers and you mothersBe good to one anotherPlease try to raise your children rightDon’t let the darkness take ’emDon’t make ’em feel forsakenJust lead ’em safely to the lightWhen this old world is blown asunderAnd all the stars fall from the skyRemember someone really loves youWe’ll live forever you and II’m gonna live foreverI’m gonna cross that riverI’m gonna catch tomorrow nowI’m gonna live foreverI’m gonna cross that riverI’m gonna catch tomorrow nowI’m gonna live foreverI’m gonna cross that riverI’m gonna catch tomorrow now