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^ "Bryson Tiller Chart History (Hot 100)".^ "Bryson Tiller Chart History (Canadian Hot 100)"."Bryson Tiller Announces New Return Single "Always Forever" ". "Bryson Tiller Pushes Away A Paramour On 'Always Forever' ". ^ Williams, Aaron (September 21, 2020)."Bryson Tiller Releases New Song "Always Forever" ". "Bryson Tiller Shares New Song "Always Forever" ". ^ a b Johnson, Patrick (September 21, 2020)."Bryson Tiller shares new song "Always Forever" ". "Bryson Tiller shares emotive new video for 'Right My Wrongs' ". ^ Elizabeth, Aubrey (September 27, 2020)."Bryson Tiller Shares New Track "Always Forever" From Forthcoming 3rd Studio Album". ^ a b Rashed, Ayana (September 21, 2020).^ "Bryson Tiller Drops New Track 'Always Forever' ".HotNewHipHop 's Alex Zidel noted the cover is "fairly simple, embracing the modesty of his music and sound". The song's cover art is a vintage-type photo of Tiller in all-white. Ayana Rashed of Respect said Tiller's "mesmerizing vocals" are on full display, "reminding fans of his signature style that they've come to know and love". Critical reception Īaron Williams of Uproxx said the slow song allows Tiller to show off his vocals more than his bars. Although he seems ready to move on, he finds it difficult to do so as easily as his partner did. Over "smoothed-out" production and his signature trap-infused drums, Tiller details a one-sided love, coming to terms with "forever" not being for always, because he and his lovers' emotions are worlds apart, due to trust issues and dishonesty. The song sees Tiller lamenting about a lost love whose feelings are not reciprocated. " Always Forever" is a song by American singer Bryson Tiller, released on SeptemberĢ1, 2020, as the second single from his third studio album, Anniversary. 2020 single by Bryson Tiller "Always Forever"
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