Forever

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The concept of something existing beyond the flow of time, or retaining its status for an infinite period of time, or Eternity On a universal scale very few concepts, if any, are truly forever. Proponents of a closed universe believe that even time itself will have an end.

Forever may also refer to:

In music:

• "Forever" (in2a0), single by the 80's British group Into A Circle
• Forever (Beautiful World album), an album by Beautiful World
• Forever (Cracker album), an album by Cracker
• Forever (Dune album), an album by Dune
• Forever (Lee Hyori album), an album by Lee Hyori
• Forever (Freezepop album), an album by Freezepop
• Forever (Orleans album), an album by the band Orleans
• Forever (Puff Daddy album), an album by Puff Daddy
• Forever (Spice Girls album), an album by the Spice Girls
• Forever (Bobby Brown album), an album by Bobby Brown
• "Forever" (Mariah Carey song), a song by Mariah Carey
• "Forever" (Beach Boys song), a song by the Beach Boys
• "Forever" (Queen song), a song by Queen
• "Forever" (Kamelot song), a song by Kamelot
• "Forever" (The Cure song), a song by The Cure
• "4ever", a song by The Veronicas
• "Forever" (KISS song), a song by KISS
• "Forever", a song by John Stamos
• "Forever", a song by As I Lay Dying
• Forever: The Singles, a compilation album by The Charlatans

In television:

• "Forever" (Buffy episode), an episode of Buffy the Vampire Slayer
• "Forever" (House episode), an episode of House

In literature:

• Forever (novel), a book by Judy Blume
• Forever (Pete Hamill novel), a book by Pete Hamill

In movies:

• Forever (film) a 1921 George Fitzmaurice silent film, also known as Peter Ibbetson.

In geography:

• Forever (Lomé), part of the city of Lomé.

In computer games:

• Duke Nukem Forever

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