Forever Lyrics – Russ | W!LD

Forever Lyrics Meaning

[Chorus]
In this part, Russ is opening up about how deeply connected he feels with his partner—they know everything about each other, inside and out. He’s saying they both don’t want to be without each other, so it makes no sense to keep walking away. He’s frustrated that they keep breaking up, yet still talk about wanting to be together forever. That back-and-forth is confusing and painful. Despite it all, he admits he still loves her more than she seems to love him. He’s tired of her saying she’s committed and then leaving, and he’s starting to doubt if “forever” really means anything to her.

[Verse 1]
Here, Russ is talking about how they’re both kind of clueless when it comes to handling conflict in a healthy way. They get emotional, defensive, and forget the boundaries they should be respecting. Their fights spiral out of control quickly, like falling down the stairs without anything to hold onto. After every argument, they’re left cleaning up the emotional mess they made. They hesitate to reach out first, even though they both want to fix things. He’s being real about how much the truth hurts sometimes, and maybe they should’ve cooled off before things got so intense. Instead, they go all in, yelling and fighting dirty.

[Chorus]
Russ brings back the same feelings, but now with even more weight. He repeats that they know everything about each other and don’t want to live apart, so leaving each other again and again doesn’t make sense. He’s getting worn out by the pattern—she says she wants to stay, but then leaves. It’s confusing and makes him question whether she truly wants forever or just says it in the moment. His love for her still runs deep, maybe even deeper than hers for him. The mixed signals are hurting him, and he’s begging for clarity, not just words without action.

[Verse 2]
This part dives deeper into their relationship problems. Russ is calling out the disrespect—like acting jealous but still crossing lines they said they wouldn’t. He compares their love to being almost buried—it’s not completely dead, but it’s really close. They misunderstand each other and are always angry, so much that they can’t even see each other clearly anymore. He also talks about how their childhoods and past experiences might be messing with how they act in the relationship. Before it totally sinks, he wants them to be honest about whether they still want to fight for it. He says they need structure, fairness, and kindness, because right now, things are getting way too personal and ugly.

[Chorus]
In the final chorus, Russ is repeating the main idea again, but it feels even more emotional this time around. He’s reminding her—and maybe himself—that they know each other so well and don’t want to be apart. But all the leaving and mixed signals are messing things up. He’s struggling with how much he loves her compared to what he’s getting back. It hurts him to see her say she’s committed, only to walk away again. He needs more than just promises; he needs consistency. At this point, all he wants is for their actions to actually match their words if they’re going to make “forever” real.