Forever Not Yours
"Forever Not Yours" is the first single from the A-ha album Lifelines. It was sent to radio stations in parts of Europe on 22 February 2002 (15 April in Belgium) and was released commercially on 2 April.
The cover of the commercial release features a closeup shot of the black front end of a 50's Cadillac standing on flatland. The A-ha logo in dark red is in the top right hand corner of the sleeve with the title in black letters underneath. The reverse of the sleeve features more flatland which has been fenced off with a small blue and white wooden panel. The sky is blue grey above with the A-ha logo in white letters at the top and track information in black underneath. The disc itself is a picture disc, showing the steering wheel and dash board photographed from inside the car. The A-ha logo is in silver at the bottom of the disc with title in white underneath. The photographs used on this single were taken by Andy Frank.
Track listing
The four track single was released in many European countries around 2 April (8 April in Norway) It features the tracks:
- "Forever Not Yours" (4:06)
- "Differences" (2:47) (Original Demo)
- "Hunting High And Low" (7:07) (Live In Oslo)
- "Manhattan Skyline" (6:14) (Live In Oslo).
Forever Not Yours video
- Director: Harald Zwart
- The video was filmed on location in Cuba.
- The theme of the video was based on the Biblical floods and Noah's Ark.
- There are many famous faces entering the 'VIP entrance' in this video, including look-a-likes for Desmond Tutu, Madonna, Lenny Kravitz, and Elizabeth II.
- In the final scene, A-ha once again makes fun of themselves: the VIP entrance turns out to be an entrance to a work hall for the crew.
- Morten: " 'Forever Not Yours' is one of those songs that sums us up. Melancholy, and at the same time uplifting - soaring."
Chart positions
- #1 (Norway)
- #1 (Poland)
- #1 (Macedonia)
- #1 (Lithuania)
- #1 (Latvia)
- #1 (Romania)
- #1 (Russia)
- #3 (Estonia)
- #4 (Moldova)
- #7 (Slovakia)
- #9 (Slovenia)
- #12 (Canada)
- #12 (Albania)
- #15 (Hungaria)
- #16 (Portugal)
- #18 (Germany)
- #24 (Italy)
- #26 (Switzerland)
- #31 (Austria)
- #46 (Sweden)
- #47 (Spain)
- #82 (Holland)
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