Written and recorded in a garden shed in the brilliant cinematic colors of September, with its long light through tall pines, aromatic redolence, and melodious chorus of nature that seems to sing tales of long forgotten secrets. There is something mystical about this time of year when the veil between light and dark, past and present, the terrestrial and the celestial wears thin. Our minds are free to wander and reflect. “Forever is a Long Time” is an unrestricted journey through the sublime -like a childhood daydream. There’s also a sense of melancholy as one ponders the shortened days ahead -coupled with a sense of loss of the bright days; I ponder my own mortality. These concepts combine into a complex feeling for which the English language has no exact words. Perhaps this song was my exercise to bond with nature and accept my autumn days as a human being -while trying to let go of regret, what might have been, and what will never be again.
Genre : Americana, Alternative, Adult Alternative, Indie, Singer-Songwriter, Folk, Alt-Folk, Rock
BPM: 103
Key: D Major
ISRC: QZAMM1940447
UPC: 193339438467
ISWC: T9203194927
Keywords: nostalgic, dreamy, contemplative, epic, hypnotic, surreal, autumn, drone, equinox, acoustic,
Listen if you like: Nick Drake, Elliott Smith, Ray LaMontagne, David Gray, Joshua Radin, Joe Purdy, Peter Bradley Adams, The Weepies, Alexi Murdoch, William Fitzsimmons, Matt Costa, Mason Jennings, Blind Pilot, Iron and Wine, Nathaniel Rateliff, José González, Glen Hansard, S. Carey
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released September 18, 2020
Brad Peterson