Forever (Into A Circle song)

"Forever"
Forever [Front Cover]
Single by Into A Circle from the album Assassins
A-side	Forever (Remix)
B-side	Forever, O Siren
Released	1987
Format	12" Single
Label	Abstract
Writer	Paul Hampshire and Barry Jepson
Into A Circle singles chronology
Inside Out Forever Evergreen
rear cover art

1987 single from 80's group Into A Circle, with remix from Bronski Beat's Larry Steinbeck.

• 12" (1987, Abstract, 12ABS044) Forever (Remix), Forever, O Siren

Sleeve Notes

Lyrics

Forever Oh Mikhail where do the footsteps lead us, a distant echo of the happiness pulls us close together, water flows into the stream, time into our hands, race the winds in killing time, lose yourself in our homeland, could this be forever, or are we lost. Oh Gabriel, so slender and so strong, flows thru flesh to find my love, he lies you down…and then I fall into your arms, lose yourself in me, blood of youth falls from your lips, as my flames grow strong, I’m so strong, I’m so strung out, could this be forever or are we lost, dedication forever homeland ours be.

O Siren When I cover myself in my dreams, I see your face, running towards in my hell, running towards me my gazelle, and I look into my assassins eyes, in his eyes the fires are deep inside, please me now, o siren, o siren, swimming in our sea of love, hearing voices from above, the pipes of pain will call your name and celebrate the final flame until I hear you call and I look into my lovers eyes, in his eyes the fire are heaven’s skies, born for my needs, o siren, fall to your knees, o siren, please please me now, now, the edges of my dreams begin to fade, and a clear day stares me in the face, no longer can I change my reality, if I command the wings of change, let them stir and let them breathe, the boy stretched his legs, raised his hands to the sky, the smell of lust in a thousand rooms, the door opens setting them free, and once again I'm free, free into what? into a world where your words are just distant echoes, born for my needs, o siren, fall to your knees, o siren, please please me now.